Zimbabwe Farmers Turn to Maggots as a Survival Strategy Amid Drought
As drought continues to devastate Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector, farmers are turning to an unexpected solution: maggots. The country’s ongoing food insecurity and lack of water...
Category : Africa
President Ramaphosa Backs Multiparty Approach to Basic Education Laws Amendment Act
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed the importance of a multiparty process in shaping the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act. Speaking at a...
Ian Khama Returns to Botswana Following Withdrawal of Criminal Charges
Former Botswana President Ian Khama made a highly anticipated return to his homeland after criminal charges against him were officially dropped. The development ends months...
Knitted Toys Forge Heartfelt Connection Between Orkney and Zimbabwe’s Female Prisoners
In a touching tale of compassion and creativity, knitted toys crafted by women in Orkney, Scotland, are making their way to Zimbabwean female prisoners, bridging...
Eastern Cape Policeman Fatally Shot Outside His Home
An Eastern Cape police officer was tragically gunned down outside his home in the early hours of the morning, sparking outrage and deep concern over...
Eswatini Refuses to Extradite Suspects in AKA and Tibz Murder Case
Eswatini has declined South Africa’s request to extradite suspects linked to the high-profile murder of rapper Kiernan AKA Forbes and his friend Tebello Tibz Motsoane....
Namibia: Galp’s Appraisal Well Confirms Light Oil and Gas-Condensate at Mopane Discovery
Energy company Galp has announced a significant breakthrough in Namibia, where its appraisal well on the massive Mopane discovery has confirmed the presence of light...
Vietnam, Algeria, and Palestine: Carrying Forward the Legacy of Anti-Colonial Struggles
Vietnam, Algeria, and Palestine are emblematic of the enduring fight against colonialism and oppression, each with unique yet interconnected histories. Vietnam’s triumph over French colonial...
Libya and Palestine Discuss Strengthening Diplomatic Ties
Libya and Palestine are in talks to enhance their diplomatic representation, signaling a renewed commitment to fostering closer ties between the two nations. The discussions,...
At Least 18 Dead as Boat Capsizes in Flood-Hit Northern Cameroon
A devastating boat accident in flood-hit northern Cameroon has left at least 18 people dead, with authorities fearing the toll could rise as rescue efforts...
Ex-CS Echesa and Jakakimba Land State Jobs, Marking New Political Milestones
In a surprising turn of events, former Cabinet Secretary Rashid Echesa and businessman Jacob Jakakimba have both secured significant state appointments, further cementing their influence...
Libya e-Commerce Expo 2024: A Major Step Toward Digital Transformation, Set for December in Tripoli
The Libya e-Commerce Expo 2024, set to take place from December 1st to 3rd in Tripoli, is poised to be a landmark event for...
ANC’s Mbalula Confident Government Can Meet ANCWL’s Demands on Gender-Based Violence
In a statement that has resonated across South Africa, ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula has expressed confidence that the government can meet the demands set forth...
South Sudan Launches Comprehensive Training Manual to Combat Human Trafficking
In a major step towards combating human trafficking, South Sudan has launched a new training manual aimed at equipping law enforcement, border security officers, and...
Limpopo Detective Shares His Commitment to Seeking Justice for Sexual Offense Victims
In a heartfelt interview, a seasoned detective from Limpopo has opened up about his dedication to bringing justice to victims of sexual offenses, highlighting the...
MPs Clash Over Church’s Role in State Affairs
Tensions erupted in Parliament as MPs debated the role of the church in political matters, following recent statements by church leaders calling for greater involvement...
Why a Loss and Damage Fund is Crucial for Least-Resourced and Economically Vulnerable Nations
As the impacts of climate change continue to intensify, countries on the frontline of environmental crises, particularly those with limited resources, are increasingly calling for...
South Africa Unveils First Television Museum in Cape Town, Showcasing Broadcasting Heritage
South Africa has made history once again with the opening of its first-ever television museum in Cape Town, a tribute to the country’s rich broadcasting...
Africa’s Solar Sector Seeks Private Investments Beyond Traditional Donor Support
Africa’s solar energy sector is undergoing a transformative shift as nations across the continent turn to private investments to accelerate renewable energy adoption. While donor...
Tesla’s Strategic Vision: Why the Smartphone Market Isn’t on the Agenda
In the world of consumer technology, rumors about Tesla entering the smartphone market have persisted with unrelenting enthusiasm. The idea of a Tesla Model Pi...