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FRA announces K347 as maize buying price per 50KG bag

The Food Reserve Agency (FRA) has announced a maize buying price of K347 per 50 kilogram bag for the 2026 crop marketing season and K300 per 40-kilogram bag of paddy …
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Labour federations demand urgent reforms and investigations into the Public Investment Corporation

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Burst pipe limits water supply to Otjituuo

A pipeline carrying water between Otjituuo and Elandspan burst on Friday, interrupting supply to Otjituuo in the Otjozondjupa region. The Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) announced on Friday that normal water …
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NEW: Commander Air Force of Zimbabwe Charity Half Marathon shows growing commitment to support vulnerable communities

Remember Deketeke COMMANDER of the Air Force of Zimbabwe Air Marshal John Jacob Nzvede has hailed the overwhelming turnout at the 2026 Commander Air Force of Zimbabwe Charity Half Marathon…
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DA under fire for allegedly using Cape Town council chamber for party meeting

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NEW: BRICS bank opens new development financing lifeline for Zimbabwe — Prof Ncube

  Sunday Mail Reporter   ZIMBABWE has secured access to a new source of long-term development finance after being formally admitted as a borrowing member of the BRICS-backed New Development…
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Zuma's controversial candidate appointments for local elections spark controversy

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Jabulani Khumalo champions change at African Renaissance Unity launch in Durban

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News24 | Approval system for private FMD vaccination up and running, says Aucamp

The drive to privatise foot-and-mouth disease vaccination moved into the next gear with the launch of an online authorisation system.
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NEW: Higher and tertiary education institutions make historic debut at Angola trade fair, court international students

Admire Masuku in LUANDA, Angola INSTITUTIONS of higher and tertiary education from Zimbabwe made their debut at the Luanda International Trade Fair (FILDA) here, with 10 institutions showcasing their academic…
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Govt. launches guidelines for mine closure plans in Zambia

Ministry of Mines and Minerals Development, Permanent Secretary Hapenga Kabeta, says government remains committed to strengthening the country’s regulatory framework for mine closure and rehabilitation. Speaking at the launch of …
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First consignment of ballot papers to arrive on Sunday

The Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) has announced that ballot papers for the August 13, 2026 General Elections are expected to start arriving in the country on Sunday, July 26, …
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Is it time to pursue debt review?

Thousands of South Africans are over-indebted. If you're one of them, maybe you should look into debt review.
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Khayelitsha's wheelchair tennis star battles financial hurdles despite international recognition

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How South Africa's classroom furniture crisis jeopardises the future workforce

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Government commissions one by four classroom block

Government has commissioned a one-by-four classroom block at Lufupa Day Secondary School in Kasempa District in Northwestern Province, constructed at a cost of K1.7 million under the 2024 Constituency Development …
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Ugandan wildlife authority relocates 12 endangered Nubian giraffes

They are being given a new home to escape oil drilling in the country’s largest park.
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Ndimande brothers in the hot seat: Pre-trial conference for taxi boss murder

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News24 | One man, 113 cats: Meet the UWC staffer who wakes at sunrise to care for campus strays

Long before lecture halls fill with students and the University of the Western Cape comes alive each morning, Mitchells Plain resident Patrick Lupuzi is already several kilometres into his workday. …
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Farmers can now apply to self-vaccinate livestock as SA steps up FMD fight

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Johnson's credibility at stake as Carrim seeks another postponement

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Mali: How Mali's Ancient Craft Is Building New Economic Futures

[Bird Story Agency] Mali's iconic mud-dyed textile, bogolan, is creating new opportunities beyond its cultural significance. As the centuries-old craft gains protected status, women artisans and entrepreneurs are turning tradition …
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Eastern Cape High Court reinstates Mluleki Fihlani, criticises Port St Johns Municipality

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Dubai deploys AI technology to improve household water quality testing

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Court Ruling Sparks Political Firestorm: Ramaphosa's impeachment committee refuses to back down

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