August 01, 2022
Africa: International Travellers Flock Back to Africa
AFRICA has recorded a more than 150 percent increase in international arrivals in the first five months of 2022 as compared to the same period last year. Read more »
South Africa: Western Cape Tourism Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels
THE Western Cape is encouraged by the recovery of its tourism industry after some areas performed better than before the COVID-19 crisis. Read more »
July 29, 2022
Africa: Russia Firm Offers Free Fertilisers to Africa
A RUSSIAN company Uralchem has announced that it is ready to supply 25,000 tons of fertilizer to Africa free of charge as part of its contribution to global food security and the… Read more »
July 28, 2022
Zambia: Zambian Dilemma Over Victoria Falls Heritage Status
ZAMBIANS are divided over the warning by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Victoria Falls could lose its world heritage site status. Read more »
Nigeria: Nigeria Records Growth in Broadband Penetration
NIGERIA has recorded a 7,7 percent increase in internet subscriptions over the past year. Read more »
South Africa: SA Already Booked for December Holidays
OVERSEAS visitors are already booking their December holiday trips to South Africa, after over two years of limited travel. Read more »
Kenya: Youth Pledge Peaceful Kenya Elections
YOUTH leaders have committed themselves to maintaining peace in their electioneering conduct before, during and after the Kenya general elections on August 9. Read more »
July 26, 2022
Africa: Youths at Forefront of African Solutions for Africa
POLITICAL leaders must support African youths and create setting conducive for them to tackle local crises and ensure the continent reaches its potential. Read more »
September 20, 2017
Central Africa: Fights Over Water Worsening Lake Chad Conflict
REPEATED conflicts among nationals of different countries over control of the remaining water in the drying Lake Chad are worsening insecurity in the terror-prone region. Read more »
June 30, 2014
South Africa: SA Metal, Engineering Workers Strike
MORE than 220 000 South African workers in the metal and engineering sectors plan to go on strike on Tuesday to demand salary increases. Read more »