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News24 | New documents allege Zuma sought €1m bribe via Roy Moodley after Nkandla meeting with recyclers
New documents allege former president Jacob Zuma demanded €1 million in cash and a 15% stake in waste-tyre firm Kusaga Taka – a demand allegedly conveyed through Roy Moodley, a …
France: shops barricaded in Lyon and Orléans for possible unrest
Wooden boards are going up across France as shopkeepers brace for possible unrest. With a National Rally congress in Orléans and protests approaching in Lyon, businesses fear damage and disruption.
Kenya: Calls for Penalties Follow 12-Story Building Collapse
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has called for tougher penalties against rogue developers and the restoration of prosecutorial powers to county governments following the collapse of an …
Masemola assures South Africans of safe, fair elections
Masemola says extra focus will be on identified election hotspots.
Teen mental health: What scientists discovered about daily steps
A study of 5 515 adolescents found a surprising link between daily steps and teen mental health. Here's what researchers discovered.
Kenya: Nairobi Braces for Heavy Rains and Flash Floods
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- The Kenya Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rainfall, flash floods and strong winds in dozens of counties, with the heaviest downpours expected between October 26 …
Nigeria: First Holdco's Nine-Month Profit Leaps 63 Percent to N744.5 Billion
[Premium Times] The commercial banking division of the group accounted for 94 per cent of turnover and 87.4 per cent of post-tax profit.
Rwanda: Kagame Defends Strict Dress Codes Amid Rwanda's Dressing Controversy
[Nile Post] Rwandan President Paul Kagame has defended cultural expectations on dressing, arguing that societies have their own standards of acceptable behaviour which should not be abandoned simply because other …
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Stresses for Stronger Indigenous Capacity to Drive National Development
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has emphasized for stronger domestic institutional and human capacity, improved coordination among government institutions, and the removal of systemic bottlenecks to accelerate …
Man in Court Over U.S.$4 500 Aluminium Window Fraud
[263Chat] A Harare man has appeared before the Harare Magistrates Court facing allegations of stealing aluminium window and door frames worth US$4 500 after he allegedly failed to install them …
African Union renews call for unconditional removal of Zimbabwe sanctions
Nqobile Bhebhe, nqobile.bhebhe@chronicle.co.zw THE African Union has renewed calls for the immediate and unconditional lifting of unilateral sanctions imposed against Zimbabwe, citing…
Government urges Local Leaders to Drive Grow Zambia Agenda
Government has urged Mayors, Council Chairpersons and Councillors across the country to take an active role in spearheading development projects and advancing the Grow Zambia Agenda. Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary …
Chongwe Council relocates illegal CBD traders
Chongwe Municipal Council has started relocating traders operating illegally within the Central Business District (CBD) to designated temporary trading areas at the Showgrounds. Chongwe Municipal Council Assistant Public Relations Manager …
Chilanga acting DC calls for digital learning
Chilanga Acting District Commissioner Maureen Chilende has urged schools to embrace technology for the development of digital skills for learners. Speaking when she officiated at the Great Scholars Academy Private …
Chilengi urges private sector to complement Government’s efforts
Minister of Health Roma Chilengi has called on private sector companies to invest in the upgrade of mental health facilities to promote quality health service delivery. The call follows Finsbury …
Mabuyane notes findings against former Fort Hare VC
Mabuyane was de-registered from his Master's Degree studies during Buhlungu's tenure.
SUMMER SCORCHER: Weather service sounds El Niño alarm for North-East, including Kruger Park
While still a subject of intense debate among scientists, the strength of El Niño phases has been intensifying alarmingly in recent decades, pointing to the unnatural role of human-stoked climate …
Chilanga acting DC calls for digital learning
Chilanga Acting District Commissioner Maureen Chilende has urged schools to embrace technology for the development of digital skills for learners. Speaking when she officiated at the Great Scholars Academy Private …
News24 | Saturday’s weather: Clear skies and rising temperatures for most provinces
The South African Weather Service says fine, warm to hot conditions can be expected over the next two days, but it will be partly cloudy over the eastern and southern …
Scottland FC crash out of CAF Champions League after Petro defeat
Scottland FC have been eliminated from the CAF Champions League after losing to Angola’s Petro de Luanda in the second-leg clash.
News24 | Sewage contamination hits Pretoria; MKP axes SG days before polls: Today’s top 7 stories
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Patients first: Why ZADHR supports the medical aid reforms
Yet for many Zimbabweans, making monthly contributions does not guarantee that their medical expenses will be fully covered. The post Patients first: Why ZADHR supports the medical aid reforms appeared …
Powerplay gap costs Lady Chevrons in ODI opener
Despite a fighting 62 from Beloved Biza, the Lady Chevrons managed 197 in 49.5 overs, a total India chased down with ease, reaching 200 for one in just 27.1 overs …
News24 | ‘The Devil Wears Sneakers’: Hazel Friedman on the cost of exposing Epstein’s network in SA
For veteran investigative journalist Hazel Friedman, her exposé detailing the sordid network that combed Cape Town for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims – beautiful young women dreaming of a glamorous future – …
Deforestation threatens fish stocks and livelihoods in Central African Republic
Experts say deforestation is causing lower water levels on the river, making it muddier and reducing its oxygen content, which makes it more difficult for fish to breed.