November 14
Zimbabwe: Activists Demand Trillions in Climate Finance, Urging Developed Nations to Repay 'Climate Debt' to the Global South
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Global climate activists intensified their demands at COP29 in Baku, calling for developed countries to take accountability for climate change impacts that continue to devastate… Read more »
South Africa: Experts from South Africa Among Those Calling for End to Era of Billionaire By Taxing Super Rich, Cancelling Debt
Fight Inequality Alliance
As the Second Trump Presidency looms, activists raise the alarm about the "era of the billionaire" driving devastating inequality across the world Read more »
Zimbabwe: Why Wait Until Houses Have Been Built? - Justice Minister Ziyambi Pushes for Probe Into Belvedere Demolitions
New Zimbabwe
JUSTICE, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs minister Ziyambi Ziyambi has accused Harare City Council of demolishing houses in Ridgeview, Belvedere without a court order and urged… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Parly Moves to Expedite Mines and Minerals Bill Finalization
New Zimbabwe
PARLIAMENT is working to finalise the Mines and Minerals Bill (MMB) on the back of suspicions that some "powerful individuals" are determined to block the legal piece. Read more »
South Africa: Why Wage Inequality Matters
GroundUp
New legislation empowers shareholders to limit outrageous CEO remuneration Read more »
South Africa: Signed and Stalled - Critical Healthcare Deal in Gauteng Teetering On the Brink
spotlight
An extended impasse over a vital agreement for training and improved hospital management between the Gauteng Department of Health and Wits University remains derailed, despite… Read more »
Namibia: Over N$60 Million in Tax Refunds On Hold
New Era
Despite the Namibia Revenue Agency's (NamRA's) efforts to clear a longstanding tax refund backlog, more than N$60 million in refunds for over 31000 individuals are currently on… Read more »
South Africa: Eviction Looms for Victims of Traditional Leader's Land Scam
GroundUp
"Christmas is coming. I don't want to be homeless" Read more »
South Africa: Learners Pay R150 to Fill Water Tanks At Overcrowded, Dilapidated Limpopo School
GroundUp
There are two boreholes at Kutsakeni Primary, but staff say they dried up in 2021 Read more »
Zimbabwe: Harare City Council Approves U.S.$548,1 Million Budget for 2025
New Zimbabwe
THE Harare City Council (HCC) has approved a US$548,1 million budget for the year 2025 with water and sanitation and road rehabilitation receiving the biggest shares. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mineral-Rich Countries Must Not Remain Poor - President
The Herald
THE Government has warned against smuggling of seed, fertiliser and agrochemicals to guard against spread of pests and diseases. Read more »
Malawi: 23 New Malawian Coaches Attain CAF B Status
Nyasa Times
Malawi has additional 23 football coaches (three of them female) with CAF B Licence after successfully completing the theory session of the course at Mpira House in Blantyre. Read more »
Malawi: Msomo Village Awaits Relief With Dyke Construction
Nyasa Times
Communities in Msomo Village, under Traditional Authority (T/A) Ngabu in Chikwawa district, are cautiously optimistic about the ongoing construction of a dyke along the Namikalango… Read more »
South Africa: A New Era for Stargazing and Science in Joburg As Wits Reimagines Iconic Planetarium
Daily Maverick
The iconic Johannesburg Planetarium has been transformed into the Wits Anglo American Digital Dome, marking a new chapter for science, humanities and education in South Africa. The… Read more »
Africa: Angolan President Authorizes Hosting of Basketball Africa League in 2026
ANGOP
Angola will host the Basketball Africa League (BAL) in 2026, an initiative of the Basketball Africa League approved on Thursday in Luanda by the President of the Republic,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Safa Chief Held for Fraud
The Herald
South African soccer chief Danny Jordaan, who helped bring the first-ever FIFA World Cup tournament to Africa, has been arrested on fraud and theft charges. Read more »
Zimbabwe: State-Assisted Funeral for Manhango
The Herald
Archbishop Loveless Matarirano Manhango, founder of the Bethesda Apostolic Church, was a nation builder who played a key logistical role in the war of independence and continued on… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Training of Staff to Operate Air Ambulances Begins
The Herald
The training of local pilots and medics who will be manning air ambulances, has started as part of efforts to transfer knowledge to Zimbabweans. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Zim Karatekas for Japan
The Herald
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Zimbabwe: Ngezi Platinum Target African Safari Return
The Herald
After missing out on defending the Premiership title, Ngezi Platinum Stars have set their sights on the Chibuku Super Cup as they eye a quick return to the African Safari. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Admin and Distribution in Deceased Estates
The Herald
I have previously written many articles on the administration of deceased estates. I have explained that a person can die testate or intestate. Read more »
Zimbabwe: ZESA Holdings Assures Nation On Load Shedding
The Herald
ZESA Holdings has assured the nation that it is actively working on the technical faults at the Hwange Power Station that have resulted in power outages countrywide. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Injuries Rock Zim Sables
The Herald
The Zimbabwe Sables camp has been hit by a series of injuries with no less than five players either ruled out or a doubt for this weekend's encounter against South Korea. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Treasury to Clear Zig57m Beam Arrears
The Herald
The Government has pledged to clear ZiG57 million in arrears it owes the Basic Education Assistance Module (BEAM), after a recent directive by the ruling Zanu PF to settle arrears. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Firm Embraces Govt's Value Addition Thrust
The Herald
Diversified local firm, Raymeg Consultants, continues to embrace the Government's value addition thrust after recently introducing rabbit biltong, a first for the country. Read more »
