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South Africa: Exposing a Syndicate - - By Getting Scammed
[GroundUp] And how we were let down by a bank and the police
Capricorn Eagles on unbeaten streak
Namibia’s Capricorn Eagles are well set to reach the final of the Capricorn Quadrangular Women’s T20 series after an unbeaten start to the tournament. After a comfortable nine-wicket win against …
Enhanced CDF aimed at spurring rural development – HH
President Hakainde Hichilema has reiterated that the increase of the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) allocation from K30.6 Million to K40 Million is aimed at driving development in rural communities such …
Kenya: Pending State Bills Push SMEs to Alternative Financing
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) trapped in a severe liquidity crunch are turning to structured trade finance to survive, as unpaid government pending bills climb past …
Uganda: Four Reported Dead As Adjumani Grapples With Anti-Rabies Vaccine Shortage
[Nile Post] At least four people, mainly children, have reportedly died in different parts of Adjumani District following suspected dog bites, raising concerns over a prolonged shortage of anti-rabies vaccines …
Zimbabwe: 'L Have Never Accepted a Cent From Zanu-PF'- - Says Chamisa, Denies Bribery Allegations
[New Zimbabwe] FORMER Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) leader Nelson Chamisa has dismissed claims that he received money from Zanu PF to silence him on the controversial Constitutional Amendment Bill …
Wanderers go top after bruising battle
FNB Wanderers regained the lead on the Namibia Rugby Premier League log, while defending champions FNB Kudus reignited their campaign with a commanding win on Saturday. At the Wanderers field …
Two women killed over weekend
The Namibian police have reported two separate cases of women who were murdered over the weekend. This was announced in the weekend crime report by national police spokesperson Kauna Shikwambi …
South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay's Crime-Fighting 'Loerbroer' Could Soon Return to Spy On Criminals
[Daily Maverick] Councillors in Nelson Mandela Bay have been informed that the metro's R6-million mobile surveillance vehicle, Loerbroer, could return to service as early as August after nearly five years …
South Africa: Sold Your Joburg Home? Why Utility Bills May Still Arrive Months Later
[Daily Maverick] If the City of Johannesburg is still billing you for a sold property, don't pay up. Here are the steps to take to settle your account for good.
Livingstone road project to be completed in November
The upgrading of 8.31 kilometers of roads to bituminous standard in Livingstone at a cost of over K130 Million is expected to be completed by November this year. Government is …
South Africa: Leader to Laggard - - SA Mining Is Falling Behind in the Global Technology Race
[Daily Maverick] As digitisation, automation and AI become ubiquitous in the global mining sector, South Africa is falling behind, especially when it comes to domestic research and development.
South Africa: Andrea Johnson Requests Immediate Release From IDAC Post
[Daily Maverick] Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac) head Andrea Johnson has asked President Cyril Ramaphosa and the National Director of Public Prosecutions, Andy Mothibi, to release her from her post …
Another strike threatens economic shutdown this WEEK
The National Taxi Alliance (NTA) threatens a province-wide strike and shutdown over stalled operating licences in Gauteng …
Protesters in Togo call for return to previous constitution
Hundreds of people gathered Saturday in Vogan, southern Togo, at the call of opposition parties and civil society groups to protest against the Constitution adopted in 2024, which enabled President …
Orlando Pirates starting line up with new 51-goal striker
Betway Premiership champions Orlando Pirates have signed Norwegian striker Sebastian Pedersen. How does he fit in the team?
South Sudan: South Sudan's First Elections Won't Be Perfect - but Another Delay Could Be Even Riskier
[The Conversation Africa] South Sudan is expected to hold an election on 22 December 2026, the first in the country's history. It's already been postponed twice, in 2022 and 2024.
Nigeria: Nigeria's Federal Police Force Has Failed, but What Does History Say About Local Forces?
[The Conversation Africa] The Nigerian Senate passed a bill on 24 June 2026 establishing state police in the 36 states of the country. The passage of the executive bill, sent …
South Africa: Lessons From South Africa On How Parks and Community Gardens Can Help Cities Adapt to Climate Change
[The Conversation Africa] Climate change is affecting cities more and more. This creates major challenges, but it also gives fast-growing cities, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, the chance to adapt to …
BODY AND SOUL OP-ED: Go inward and let it spill outward: Reclaiming the erotic as joy and connection
The erotic is not a luxury: it is the pulse of being fully alive, in music, in skin, in sunlight, in love. Your body is not a vessel to be …
More Health Workers Strike As Ebola Cases in Congo Near 3,000, Including Over 1,300 Deaths
[RFI] Health workers at an Ebola treatment center in eastern Congo went on strike Saturday over payment issues, disrupting care for patients in the epicenter of the country's rapidly growing …
North Africa: Heatwave Hits North Africa, With Power Cuts in Tunisia and Wildfires in Algeria
[RFI] In Tunisia long power outages across the country have added to the strain of an intense heatwave, with temperatures as high as 49C. In neighbouring Algeria, more than 100 …
South Africa: Meet Zama, the Volunteer Helping Kwanyuswa Families Stay Healthy
[Health-e] When parents in KwaNyuswa, Durban, in KwaZulu-Natal are unable to take their children to the clinic because of work or other commitments, they turn to 27-year-old Zama Nkwanyana for …
Gambia: The Gambia's Hidden History - How a Tiny River Basin Influenced Colonial Trade and Slavery
[The Conversation Africa] The Gambia is often portrayed as little more than a geographical oddity, a strip of land engulfed by its much larger neighbour Senegal. It was once the …