Africa: World Refugee Day - Over 82 Million Have Fled Home

WAR, violence and persecution has forced more than 82,4 million people from their homes globally. Read more »

South Africa: South Africa Pays Tribute to Business Icon Mabuza

FROM the grimy streets of Daveyton to the mecca of global commerce of Davos, Jabu Mabuza's ascension from a taxi driver to one of South Africa's foremost business executives was… Read more »

Guinea: Ebola Declared Over in Guinea

THERE is a collective sigh of relief at the declaration of the end of the Ebola epidemic in Guinea. Read more »

South Africa: Brazilian Chicken Flurry Ruffles Some SA Feathers

FEATHERS are flying over the increasing presence of Brazilian chicken in South Africa. Read more »

Africa: Obituary - Curtain Comes Down On Era of Africa's Inimitable Liberators

THE demise of Zambia's First Citizen, Dr Kenneth Kaunda is the departure of the last of the famed fathers of Africa's independence. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Music Promotes Tourism, Tackles Pandemic in Zimbabwe

BROUGHT together by a common passion, amid these uncertain times exacerbated by the pandemic, some enterprising Zimbabwean youths have killed two birds with one stone! Read more »

Zimbabwe: Milestone As New Bird Takes to Zimbabwean Skies

ZIMBABWE's newest airline has taken to the skies, marking a milestone in the aviation sector and the tourism industry. Read more »

South Africa: MTN Pulse Takes Over the Go Show - Get Your Nominations in Now

18th JUNE 2021, -/ Centre for African Journalists (CAJ News) - IN celebration of Youth Month, MTN Pulse has taken over The Go Show, giving young hustlers under the age of 25 the… Read more »

Central African Republic: MINUSCA - Challenges Mount

THE United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) seems to face serious challenges, which became evident when a crisis escalated six months ago as militants of… Read more »

Africa: Myriad of Factors Slow Africa's Vaccination Drive

A GLOBAL health and humanitarian organisation has highlighted that lack of vaccines is not the only reason for the slow vaccination rollout in Africa. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Lockdown Grounds Macheso's Shows in SA

SHOWS by Zimbabwe sungura music king, Alick "Extra-Basso" Macheso, in neighbouring South Africa have been cancelled as the country tightens the lockdown against the coronavirus. Read more »

South Africa: France's Crosscall Utilises Macron First SA Visit

FRENCH mobile device manufacturer, Crosscall, is making the most of an opportunity to discuss business opportunities in South Africa. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Events Industry Inspires Zimbabwe Tourism Revival

ZIMBABWE'S tourism industry is pinning its hopes on meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions (MICE) to spearhead a revival after a year characterised by the coronavirus… Read more »

South Africa: Racial Divide Threatens to Collapse SA's Official Opposition

AN exodus of black leaders from South Africa's official, albeit beleaguered, opposition party, the Democratic Alliance (DA), gives credence to the notion of white supremacy that it… Read more »

Zimbabwe: No End in Sight to Zimbabwe Elections Standoff

THE deadlock between the government and civil society organisations over the holding of by-elections in Zimbabwe remains unresolved and is playing out in the courts. Read more »

Kenya: Remittances to Kenya Resist Covid-19

REMITTANCES to Kenya from the Diaspora have defied the odds presented by the coronavirus (COVID-19). Read more »

Africa: Zimbabwe Maize Imports Suspension to Hit South Africa

THE largest harvest of the staple maize in 37 years, which has led Zimbabwe to suspend all imports of the grain, is projected to have significant bearing on South Africa's maize… Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambique 'Hidden Debt' Sucks in Big Fish

MOZAMBIQUE faces the ignominy of having a sitting president, and his predecessor, being hauled overseas for alleged corruption as the multibillion dollar 'hidden debt' scandal… Read more »

South Africa: ICT Infrastructure Expansion Underway in Rural SA Schools

MORE than 100 rural schools in South Africa will enjoy improved internet connectivity thanks to the intervention of a technology company. Read more »

Libya: Mercenaries' Presence Stall Libya Peace Prospects

VIOLATIONS of the United Nations (UN) arms embargo and delays in withdrawing foreign mercenaries are threatening to disrupt the peace process in Libya. Read more »

Madagascar: Famine a Brewing Human Rights Catastrophe

MADAGASCAR'S worst drought in 40 years has left more than 1 million people facing hunger and the island country on the brink of a human rights crisis. Read more »

Zambia: One Zambia, Divided Nation Heads for Watershed Polls

Stakes have never been this high in the run-up to general elections in Zambia, otherwise hailed as Africa's 'air conditioned state' for climatic reasons and typically peaceful… Read more »

Zimbabwe: U.S. Singer Bell in Love At First Sight With Victoria Falls

Multi-award winning musician, Robert "Kool" Bell, believes the Victoria Falls has the potential to boost tourist arrivals to Zimbabwe from the United States. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Refurbishment Delays Hamper Energy Prospects

THE expansion of Zimbabwe's main thermal power station is behind schedule by a year because of the effects of the coronavirus and failure by government to release finances to the… Read more »

Mozambique: Mozambique Terror Leaves Kids Parent-Less

MORE than 2 000 children have been separated from their parents during the violence perpetrated by Islamists in northern Mozambique. Read more »