Facebook , the world’s most popular social network , the world’s most popular social network, gained European Union clearance on Friday for its proposed $19 billion...
Demand for high quality residential and commercial property continues to grow across Africa on the back of the continent’s sustained strong economic growth and rising...
Steven Crandell Writer Unlimited, responsive, productive joy. Here are three roads that can help get us there. APPRECIATION “Genuine appreciation depends on truthful observation of...
SERGIO DAVIDS Nissan’s third-generation X-Trail has arrived in South Africa, sporting a stylish new design, a tech upgrade and a five-star safety rating. We have...
Written by Dan Delzell There are tremendous differences between “motivational speaking” and “biblical preaching.” In America today, many churches offer one or the other. One approach...
by Jim Palmer A festival celebrating South African arts and culture will begin in Deptford before heading off around the country. Afrovibes is a series of...
Representatives from Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Benin and Cameroon say a regional force will be in place to counter Boko Haram from November. A regional force...
By Felix Njini NamFin-X, a group of Namibian and international investors, is reapplying for a license to establish a new securities exchange in the country,...
Amid a vast population of internally displaced persons (IDPs) and ongoing ethnic tensions, the challenges in South Sudan continue to remain “enormous,” the head of...
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and the United Nations human rights office today voiced their grave concern for the safety of civilians caught up in the...
HP, after years of will-they-won’t-they deliberation, has officially announced that it will be split into two separate companies: HP Inc, which will focus on PCs...
The 6th International Conference on Quality Assurance in Higher Education in Africa, held in Bujumbura, Burundi, ended on 19 September in a spirit of optimism....
The horrors of sexual violence in South Sudan did not end with the ceasefire agreement, a senior United Nations official today said calling on citizens...
African governments are failing to prioritise their spending on necessities that could boost the fight against extreme poverty. According to ONE, public spending by African...
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