UK trophy hunting bill irks African conservationists
Johannesburg – A bid to ban the import of hunting trophies to Britain has upset conservationists in southern Africa,... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Mining sinkhole swallows Zimbabwe classroom, 17 injured
Harare – At least 17 primary schoolchildren were injured in Zimbabwe on Thursday after their classroom collapsed into a... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Nigeria’s Lagos braces for local elections after presidential vote
Lagos – Lagos was key to Bola Tinubu’s victory last month in Nigeria’s presidential election, but the megacity could... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Zimbabwean court in new refusal to free opposition MP
Harare – A Zimbabwean opposition lawmaker accused of inciting public violence lost a bid to have his case dismissed... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Nehawu suspends strike
Cape Town – Public servants in the health sector are expected to return to work on Thursday after the... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Malawi declares 14 days of mourning over cyclone deaths
Blantyre – Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera on Wednesday declared two weeks of national mourning for the more than 200... Read more
16 Mar, 2023
Rescuers scramble to find survivors in cyclone-hit Malawi
Blantyre – Rescuers scrambled on Wednesday to reach survivors in Malawi’s battered city of Blantyre, after Cyclone Freddy struck... Read more
15 Mar, 2023
‘Don’t be stupid… national shutdown will make problems worse’ — Zille
Cape Town – Democratic Alliance (DA) federal council chair Helen Zille says the planned national shutdown by the Economic... Read more
15 Mar, 2023
Police launch manhunt after 5 ‘illegal miners’ found shot execution-style
Cape Town – Police in Free State have launched a manhunt after five people suspected to be illegal miners... Read more
15 Mar, 2023
Cyclone toll passes 200 in Malawi, Mozambique as hopes for survivors fade
Blantyre – The death toll from Cyclone Freddy in Malawi and Mozambique passed 200 on Tuesday after the record-breaking... Read more
15 Mar, 2023
