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SAPS receives more than 300 000 applications for police trainees
SAPS receives more than 300 000 applications for police trainees The South African Police Service (SAPS) has received more than 300 000 profile registrations as thousands of young South Africans …
Kenya: Seven Years of 'Getting Late' - How Tyla's Debut Single Sparked a Pop-Amapiano Revolution
[Capital FM] Seven years ago, on October 25, 2019, an 17-year-old artist from Johannesburg quietly dropped a track titled "Getting Late" featuring producer Kooldrink. At the time, Amapiano was rapidly …
Liberia: Fallah Evokes Memory of 2023 Foya Election Violence - His Apology to Nyumalin Spark Concerns
[New Republic] Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah and Local Government Minister, Francis S. Nyumalin may have ended their long-running acrimony by smoking peace pipe, but reports of bitterness amongst political rivals …
Etango Mine targets 2028 first uranium production
The Etango open-pit uranium mine is targeting commissioning and first yellowcake production towards the end of 2028. This follows a final investment decision by owner Bannerman Energy and its partner, …
Consumers remain optimistic despite rising financial strain
Sunday Standard Consumers remain optimistic despite rising financial strain Botswana consumers remain optimistic about their financial prospects despite mounting household pressures, declining confidence in access to credit and rising exposure …
President thanks SADC, allies for support in Anti-Sanctions push
Nyore Madzianike Senior Reporter PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has thanked SADC member States and other nations in the progressive world for their unwavering…
News24 | Murder-accused Katiso Molefe wants bail conditions eased for business travel
Murder-accused businessman Katiso “KT” Molefe wants the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg to relax his bail conditions so he can travel for work.
Gov’t weighs easing farm loans
Sunday Standard Gov’t weighs easing farm loans Government is considering easing agricultural lending requirements as foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) and the threat of El Niño-induced drought increase pressure on Botswana’s farming …
Students Urged to Complete NSFAF Funding Requirements
[New Era] The Namibia Students Financial Assistance Fund (NSFAF) has urged students to complete outstanding funding requirements by 31 October to avoid payment delays.
One Plate At a Time
[New Era] In the early hours of the morning, while much of Windhoek is still asleep and the streets are quiet except for chirping birds and the occasional passing car, …
'Lady Pohamba' Remembered for Lifetime of Selfless Service
[New Era] On Saturday, at the first memorial in Windhoek, speaker after speaker paid tribute to Namibia's second First Lady, Penehupifo Pohamba, describing her not only as a mother and …
Ndevelo Eyes Next Round After Kinshasa Win
[New Era] Namibian boxer Tryagain Ndevelo is targeting another victory when he faces Ghana's Ankrah Ebenezer today at the International Boxing Association (IBA) African Elite Boxing Championship in Kinshasa, Democratic …
NCS Secure Third Consecutive VNL Title
[New Era] The Namibia Correctional Service (NCS) men's team secured their third consecutive league title on Saturday, winning the MTC Volleyball National League (VNL) and underscoring their dominance and consistency …
Bulawayo’s Special Economic Zone brings fresh capital and a new industrial identity
  Sikhulekelani Moyo- Zimpapers Business Hub Bulawayo is now attracting significant investment after its designation as a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), but…
Mpinganjira Filling Gaps the State Left Open - Cancer Centre Malawi Needed
[Nyasa Times] For years, Malawians with suspected cancer or other serious illnesses have faced a familiar ordeal: samples sent overseas, weeks of waiting, and a rising bill.
Kabambe Demands Answers From VP Ansah Over Contact With Mutharika
[Nyasa Times] UTM president Dalitso Kabambe has publicly challenged Vice President Dr Jane Mayemu Ansah to reveal whether she remains in contact with President Arthur Peter Mutharika, intensifying scrutiny over …
Nico Hails Netball Talent Pathway As Prison Queens Triumph
[Nyasa Times] NICO Group has hailed the growing impact of the One NICO Top 12 Netball Cup in nurturing emerging talent after the completion of the Eastern Region playoffs, where …
Video Fuels Questions Over Chaponda Link to Church Chaos
[Nyasa Times] A political storm has erupted after video footage circulating on social media allegedly showed a member of Foreign Affairs Minister George Chaponda's security detail among a group accused …
BoB to auction P4.2 billion in Gov’t Securities
Sunday Standard BoB to auction P4.2 billion in Gov’t Securities Botswana will seek P4.2 billion from investors through an auction of Treasury bills and government bonds on October 30, as …
Shebe Maburna accuses investigating officer of framing him
Maburna is being cross-examined during his bail hearing at the Polokwane Magistrates' court.
Uganda: Vanessa Nakate - From Kampala Street Protests to the African Union's Corridors of Power
[Independent (Kampala)] New AU role brings her campaign for climate justice, African representation and meaningful youth participation closer to the heart of continental policymaking
Liberia: Cental Blasts CBL Deputy Governor's Benefits
[New Dawn] MONROVIA -- The Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), Anderson D. Miamen, has sharply criticized reported salary and benefits for the Deputy …
STROKE OF STARDOM: Coach Rocco Meiring’s formula fuels swimmer Pieter Coetzé’s rise
Meiring’s simple approach helped the 22-year-old to claim 10 medals, two Triple Crowns and a world record at the recent Swimming World Cup.
Higher Fuel prices add to business costs, household inflation
Sunday Standard Higher Fuel prices add to business costs, household inflation Botswana’s latest fuel price increases are set to raise transport and operating costs for businesses, adding to inflationary pressures …
Ovahimba, Ovatjimba demand Baynes Dam suspension
Ovahimba and Ovatjimba community leaders have called for all activities related to the proposed 878-megawatt Baynes Hydropower Project on the Kunene River to be suspended. This is until the Namibian …