Angola’s Lourenco to be sworn in after disputed win
Luanda – Angolan President Joao Lourenco is to be sworn in for a second term on Thursday amid tight... Read more
15 Sep, 2022
Namibia opposition wants Germany genocide deal reopened
Windhoek – The leader of Namibia’s largest opposition party said on Tuesday he had called on Germany to renegotiate... Read more
14 Sep, 2022
Zimbabwe’s informal sector plays a key role in skills development but gets no recognition
Martin Magidi, University of Cape Town The informal sector plays an important role in the development of skills among... Read more
13 Sep, 2022
Nine dead in Madagascar river collision
Antananarivo – At least nine people died and an unknown number are missing after a passenger boat collided with... Read more
12 Sep, 2022
Zambia’s economy to bounce back and grow 4%, says president
Lusaka – Zambia’s economy is expected to bounce back and reach a 4% growth rate in the medium term,... Read more
10 Sep, 2022
Angola’s court rejects vote challenge, upholds ruling party win
Luanda – Angola’s top court on Thursday dismissed an opposition challenge disputing the results of last month’s general elections,... Read more
9 Sep, 2022
EU unveils new aid for Mozambique after jihadist attack
Johannesburg – The European Union’s top diplomat said on Thursday the bloc was committed to help Mozambique fight “against... Read more
9 Sep, 2022
Italian nun killed in Mozambique attack
Johannesburg – An Italian nun was killed in Mozambique as her missionary compound came under attack from “terrorists” who... Read more
7 Sep, 2022
How migrants who move between Zimbabwe and South Africa access healthcare in border towns
Vinayak Bhardwaj, Johns Hopkins University Zimbabwe and South Africa share a 225 km common border. There is only one... Read more
6 Sep, 2022
South African GDP shrinks, hit by floods, energy crisis
Johannesburg – South Africa’s economy shrank in the second quarter, as floods and an energy crisis put a halt... Read more
6 Sep, 2022
