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Pig farmer and co-accused murder trial postponed to February 2027
Judge Ngobeni ruled that the trial will continue until March if it is not completed in February
Claude Monet’s ‘Iris’ becomes most expensive artwork sold at auction in France, Sotheby’s says
Claude Monet's "Iris" was sold late on Thursday for €50 million ($56.05 million), becoming the most expensive work of art sold at auction in France, Sotheby's said.
Taiwan shuts down ahead of Typhoon Champi, nearly 1,000 flights cancelled
Almost all of Taiwan shut down on Friday with the approach of Typhoon Champi, which was already bringing strong winds and torrential rain, and, while weakening, could still make direct …
Austria expels four Vienna-based Russian diplomats on security grounds
Austria's foreign ministry said on Friday it was expelling four Vienna-based Russian diplomats over "activities incompatible with their diplomatic status", a term usually used for spying.
All 14 Indians in yacht incident off Yemen coast reported safe, embassy says
All 14 Indian nationals on a yacht involved in an incident off Yemen's coast are reported safe, the Indian embassy in Yemen said on Friday.
Nqakula rejects claims of collusion over apartheid-era pardons
Nqakula said he takes offence at the allegations, citing his role in the liberation struggle.
News24 | Sewage contamination hits Pretoria CBD as Public Protector comes knocking
While the City of Tshwane grapples with the unfolding water crisis in Bronkhorstpruit, it confirmed on Thursday that sewage had contaminated the water in the Pretoria CBD.
South African author defends use of AI to write her books
Coral Hart - a pseudonym she uses to protect her real name - has published more than 370 books in just 20 months using AI.
Govt. reaffirms continued support to visual artists
Government has recognised the potential of the visual arts sector to contribute to the Grow Zambia Agenda through employment creation, entrepreneurship, tourism and cultural preservation. Ministry of Youth, Sport and …
Tree pollen levels are high in Pretoria: Here’s how other cities compare
Tree pollen remains high in Pretoria, while Kimberley records moderate grass pollen. Find out how other cities compare.
Nigeria: No, Nigerian Presidential Candidate Peter Obi Didn't Say Lagos Helpline for Reporting Fake Products Targets Igbos
[Africa Check] No, Nigerian presidential candidate Peter Obi didn't say Lagos helpline for reporting fake products targets Igbos
News24 | UCT governance crisis: VC’s confidential letter details ‘breakdown’ with council chair
The governance crisis engulfing the University of Cape Town UCT has reached boiling point, with vice-chancellor Professor Mosa Moshabela telling council members that his working relationship with council chairperson Norman …
Zimbabwe delivers one of COMESA’s best business forums
Business Reporter ZIMBABWE has been hailed for delivering one of the most successful editions of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern…
Zambia gets US$6.17M for railway maintenance
Zambia has secured a US$6.1 million grant from Japan to support railway maintenance. The grant announcement comes about twenty months after President Hakainde Hichilema’s official working visit to Japan in …
The roof that powers two malls and an office park
The Brackengate project shows municipal wheeling can work at scale, but it took longer and cost more than planned.
Eight contractors resume Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road works
. Sikhumbuzo Moyo smoyo@chronicle.co.zw CONSTRUCTION works on the economically strategic Bulawayo-Victoria Falls Road have resumed, with all eight contractors back on site…
Liberia: New Equipment, New Opportunities - Liberia-Morocco Military Partnership Takes a Step Forward!
[New Republic] A Moroccan C-130 cargo aircraft touched down at Roberts International Airport on October 19, bringing military vehicles and logistical supplies for the Armed Forces of Liberia, according to …
Liberia: Ruling Reserved in Kolubah's Petition
[New Republic] Monrovia -- High expectations were not met yesterday when the Supreme Court of Liberia held back ruling in a contentious legal dispute involving expelled Montserrado County District #10 …
Zimbabwe: Mnangagwa Wins the Latest Round of Zimbabwe's Succession Battle
[ISS] ZANU-PF's conference strengthened the president's position, but Chiwenga's defiance signals that the struggle for power is far from over.
VNL Title Race Goes Down to Final Day
[New Era] The final round of the MTC Volleyball National League (VNL) takes place tomorrow at the DTS Sports Grounds in Windhoek, with the title race remaining wide open in …
Namibia Face Stern Zimbabwe Test
[New Era] Namibia's rugby team will take on Zimbabwe in a Test match at the National Sports Stadium in Harare tomorrow at 15h00, with captain Danco Burger and head coach …
Navachab Gold Rush Mtb Challenge to Attract 208 Cyclists
[New Era] Mountain biking enthusiasts are expected to converge on Karibib tomorrow for the Navachab Gold Rush MTB Challenge, which is set to attract 208 cyclists.
Beitbridge man jailed for 10 months over illegal zebra hunt
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau A 28-year-old Beitbridge man has been jailed for an effective 10 months for illegally hunting and killing a…
Thousands gather for Mash Central Chief’s Day
Columbus Mabika Thousands of people from across Mashonaland Central Province have gathered at Chief Nyakusengwa’s homestead in Rushinga for this year’s Zimbabwe…
Malawi opposition demands answers over president's prolonged stay abroad
This is President Peter Mutharika's fifth visit to South Africa this year.