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Zambezi targets 23,982 children for child health week
Zambezi District Commissioner Simeon Machayi has urged parents and caregivers to ensure that every eligible child receives essential healthcare services during Child Health Week. Speaking during a stakeholders’ advocacy meeting …
Assets of Masilonyana Municipality in Free State set to be auctioned
The Masilonyana local municipality says it's ready to come up with a payment plan with creditors
News24 | High Court fight between ‘bogus doctor’, DA delayed as election deadline looms
Sacked DA councillor Abdulkader Elyas’ urgent court bid to overturn his expulsion has been postponed in the Western Cape High Court, leaving his challenge unresolved ahead of the local government …
Moscow hosts African leaders for Russia-Africa Summit and Energy Forum
African leaders are gathering in Moscow for a series of high-level meetings focused on strengthening ties with Russia and shaping the future of global energy cooperation.
Sudan: Soaring Prices Exacerbate the Food Crisis [ Africanews Today ]
Torn apart by war, Sudan is grappling with the consequences of the armed conflict on its economy and its people. In Omdurman, bread supplies are dwindling, and residents can no …
The Daily Lotto results for Monday, 26 October 2026
Today’s Daily Lotto jackpot stands at an estimated R500 000. If you want to win your share of the jackpot, you have to play!
The father and son rivalry: How the Soweto Derby was born
It all began on 24 January 1970, when Orlando Pirates faced off against a 17-day-old Kaizer Chiefs.
News24 | Petrol-bombed twice but nothing will stop ‘Auntie Yola’ fighting for Joburg’s Ward 58
Not even a secret location could thwart petrol bombers seemingly intent on intimidating Ward 58 DA councillor hopeful Yola Minnaar.
When the state fails to protect you, self-defence isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity
Amid a failure of state protection, disarming law-abiding citizens through the Firearms Control Amendment Bill and ignoring the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority’s governance crisis will fuel chaos rather than …
Bronkhorstspruit water plant has enough chlorine for weeks: Majodina
Majodina says additional chlorine supplies are expected to be procured as needed.
Tana Forum Opens in Ethiopia As African Leaders Debate Security and Economic Sovereignty
[Nile Post] The 12th Tana High-Level Forum on Security in Africa has opened in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, bringing together African leaders, policymakers and security experts to discuss the continent's peace …
Uganda: Kilembe Hospital Targets December Readiness Ahead of 2027 Mining Restart
[Nile Post] Kilembe Mines Hospital in Kasese District is strengthening its emergency response capacity ahead of the anticipated resumption of copper mining operations at Kilembe Copper Mines, with the facility …
East Africa: Uganda Pitches Safaris , Lodge Investment to Polish Tour Operators in Warsaw
[Nile Post] Uganda has used its role as official partner country at the ALLinTOO international tourism workshop in Warsaw to court Polish and Central European tour operators and to invite …
Uganda: Adjumani Burns 300 Bags of Charcoal to Curb Forest Loss
[Nile Post] Security officials in Adjumani District have set fire to more than 300 bags of impounded charcoal as authorities intensify efforts to curb commercial charcoal trading and address concerns …
The best time of year to see animals in Kruger National Park
Want the best chance of seeing wildlife in Kruger National Park? Here’s when to visit and what you can expect during each season.
News24 | ‘Why go through a third party’: DHET’s R10m splurge to promote artisan skills at Durban ICC
The Department of Higher Education and Training spent almost R10 million on a national competition at the Chief Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban to encourage students to pursue …
News24 | Cape Town mass shooting: Father IDs slain son by sneakers, man survives by hiding in bin
A brand new pair of sneakers his father had bought him became the very thing that helped Mark Nicholson identify his son’s lifeless body.
News24 | Cop who probed Zuma-Sambudla tells court her social media posts incited violence
An investigating officer from the South African Police Service who probed Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla’s involvement in the July 2021 unrest testified that he concluded that she was inciting violence through her …
Binga school gets €210 000 infrastructure upgrade
The new infrastructure includes classroom blocks, disability- and girl-friendly toilet facilities, a 20kVA solar power system, 20 computers for the computer laboratory, a solar-powered borehole, and a perimeter fence. The …
Report identifies critical trends, opportunities to support sustainable green growth across KAZA
The five-country analysis calls for development that unlocks economic opportunities while safeguarding nature and community livelihoods. The post Report identifies critical trends, opportunities to support sustainable green growth across KAZA …
Tuesday tide times: What to expect after the full moon
Spring tides continue along SA’s coast on Tuesday, bringing higher high tides and lower low tides a day after the full moon.
Munhumutapa Exhibition Awards to spotlight Zimbabwean businesses
Held under the theme “Celebrating Excellence, Showcasing Impact,” the event will recognise outstanding performance while giving participants a platform to display their products, services and contributions to society. The post …
Government steps up engagement on illegal migration
Government steps up engagement on illegal migration Government will work with the Zulu royal delegation and civil society organisations to tackle illegal migration, reclaim hijacked state-owned buildings, and strengthen immigration …
News24 | Ramaphosa spared true horrors on Mamelodi visit
ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa was ushered away from the foul living conditions at Kingsley Hostel, say residents.
Residents of Driehoek in NW question benefit of LGE
Residents of Driehoek village say the municipality has neglected them for three decades