South Africa tourism on edge with double impact of virus, riots
South Africa tourism is on the edge following a week of violent rioting and looting that risk deterring foreign... Read more
19 Jul, 2021
In Senegal, giant sheep Ladoum prized for Eid
In Senegal, the giant sheep, Ladoum – a smooth-haired breed with curled horns that can reach imposing heights of... Read more
18 Jul, 2021
SA unrest: Businesses say it will take ‘a few months’ to restore normal operations
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa says business owners have told him it would take them “a few months” to... Read more
17 Jul, 2021
Mozambican lorries looted, set ablaze in SA #Zuma unrest
Cape Town – Mozambican lorries have been looted and set ablaze in the ongoing unrest in South Africa, an... Read more
14 Jul, 2021
UPDATE | SA’s Durban business leaders cry for help as city burns in #Zuma riots
Cape Town – Business leaders in Durban have reportedly decried the absence of an effective response from government amid... Read more
14 Jul, 2021
Ghana opposition rallies over economic woes, protest deaths
Ghana’s opposition has marched in Accra, rallying against President Nana Akufo-Addo’s handling of the economy and demanding justice after... Read more
6 Jul, 2021
Consumers ‘likely to get a break from the surge of food prices’
Consumers are likely to get a break from the surge of food prices as a result of slowed demand... Read more
6 Jul, 2021
Rio Tinto halts KNZ operation after employee shot dead
Rio Tinto has reportedly suspended activity at the minerals sands operation in South Africa, saying it is prioritising the... Read more
30 Jun, 2021
SA shoppers ‘prioritise sales, discounts’ – study
SA shoppers say they prioritise sales and discounts when doing their shopping, a study has said. Sales and discounts!... Read more
28 Jun, 2021
Rand stabilises after biggest drop in 4 months
The rand stabilised on Thursday morning after suffering its biggest one-day drop in four months against the US dollar.... Read more
17 Jun, 2021
