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Accusations Mount Against South Africa’s Constitutional Court for Delaying Decision on Crucial…
Activist Zackie Achmat, who is contesting the 2024 general election as an independent candidate, has raised concerns about the Constitutional Court's delay in delivering a crucial judgment regarding election laws. This delay has the…
Failure In Emergency Protocol Results In Tragic Death Of 11 Miners
The conveyance cage that takes workers down a mine shaft and back to the surface is generally one of the safest places to be underground. That's one reason the Impala Platinum disaster at its Rustenburg operations, the worst in South Africa…
Africa’s Youth Call for Increased Climate Action
Africa is the most vulnerable continent for the effects of climate change, the UN has said. Young Africans are calling for urgent action and for ramping up funding for African-made solutions to tackle the climate crisis.
Zambia Aims to Establish Cholera Vaccine Production Hub with CPHIA23
The Africa-CDC DG, Mr Kaseya, has said less than 1 per cent of vaccines, 5 per cent of diagnostics and 30 per cent of therapeutics used in Africa are currently manufactured in Africa.
President Using Summit to Arrange Oil Deals Proves ‘Fox Is Guarding Hen House’
Reacting to a BBC report that Sultan Al Jaber, the president-designate of COP28, who is also the chief executive of the UAE's Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), was briefed to advance the interests of the businesses he leads before…
Niger Repeals Law Banning Migrant Transportation
Harare — The military administration of Niger repealed anti-migration legislation that helped in lowering the number of West Africans travelling to Europe, but was despised by residents of the desert whose businesses depended on the…
Activists in South Africa Urge Government to Boost Registration Process for Domestic Workers
Three years after the landmark Concourt ruling, very little has changed with their access to compensation,It's been three years since the Constitutional Court's landmark ruling for domestic workers to be covered by the provisions of the…
Safety Incident in North West Province Claims Lives of Miners
Rescue Operation Under Way After Serious Safety Incident at Mine,Emergency services and paramedics are working hard to rescue mineworkers trapped in a shaft in Rustenburg, eNCA reports.
U.S. Intelligence Chief Takes the Lead in Diplomatic Mission to Ease Tension between DRC and Rwanda…
Washington, DC — During her visit, Ms Haines engaged in crucial talks with Rwandan President Paul Kagame and Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi.
Maay Speakers in Somalia: Educate Us About Polio in Our Native Language
Vaccination is crucial for preventing the spread of the polio, a highly contagious disease that can lead to paralysis and even death. But widespread, ongoing conflict in Somalia means that vaccination campaigns are hampered by restricted…
South Africa: If Stage 8 Resembles Stage 8, Minister, It Indeed Is Stage 8
Minister of Electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa has denied claims that parts of the country, notably Johannesburg, have experienced Stage 8 load shedding.
Weather Holds Responsibility for Ports Crisis in South Africa, Transnet Claims
Transnet authorities are attributing the disruption in the handling of ships docking in the ports of Durban and Richards Bay to the weather.
Canadian Lotus to Exploit Gold in Egypt’s Desert: A Promising Venture
The Egyptian Mineral Resources Authority (EMRA) signed an agreement with Canadian Lotus Gold Corporation for exploration concessions on 525 square kilometres with $2.5 million in investments, according to a ministerial statement on Sunday.
Progress Made in Fighting HIV-AIDS in Namibia
The use of HIV prevention services in the country has slowed after much attention was directed at the Covid-19 pandemic, says health and social services executive director Ben Nangombe.
Is a Smart City the Optimal Urban Development Solution for Windhoek, Namibia?
ARE SMART CITIES the best urban development models for cities in developing countries? Can Namibia afford to create a smart city, particularly when the national broadband policy has not been implemented, nor is there equitable internet…
Ethiopia: Uncovering Opportunities to Enhance Wheat Production and Productivity
Years have passed since Ethiopia began exerting maximum effort on wheat development with the initiation of its Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed (Ph.D). As a result of attention paid to the initiation, currently it could cultivate wheat not only in…