June 21
Namibia: Windhoek 'On the Edge' - Who Will Pay for the City We All Migrate To?
Namibian
Every morning, the traffic on Robert Mugabe Avenue crawls. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mwaruwari Braces for Tough Clash Against Dynamos Following Highlanders Players' Training Boycott
New Zimbabwe
Highlanders coach Benjani Mwaruwari admits his side faces an uphill task against old rivals Dynamos this Sunday after a week of disrupted preparations caused by the players'… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Government Hails Mutapa, NRZ Rail Recapitalisation Initiatives
New Zimbabwe
TRANSPORT and Infrastructure Development Minister, Felix Mhona has commended the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) and the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) recapitalisation… Read more »
South Africa: We've Turned Wild Landscapes Into Islands - Corridors Can Reconnect Them
Daily Maverick
Not all islands are surrounded by water. Some are ringed by wheat fields, highways, fences, suburbs and municipal boundaries. For the creatures trapped inside them, survival… Read more »
South Africa: The DA Must Move Beyond Its Myopic Views and Change Trajectory
Daily Maverick
In the wake of John Steenhuisen's demotion, the party had a chance to send strong signals that it wished to cast its net wider. Instead, it was largely the white cohort that came… Read more »
South Africa: DA Eyes Local Government Polls As Geordin Hill-Lewis Makes Big Moves
Daily Maverick
The changes the DA leader has proposed seem to have one goal: winning back areas it has lost, such as the rural Afrikaans and coloured constituencies, and attracting new ones. Read more »
June 20
Africa: Rwanda and South Africa - From Diplomatic Frost to Strategic Partnership and Greater People-to-People Mobility [guest column]
allAfrica
After more than a decade of diplomatic estrangement, Rwanda and South Africa appear to be taking meaningful steps toward rebuilding a relationship long marked by suspicion,… Read more »
June 19
Africa: All of Africa Today - June 19, 2026
allAfrica
African Union Condemns Attack on Nigerien Airport Read more »
Malawi: Mwanamvekha On the Ropes As Malawi's Economy Teeters
Nyasa Times
Minister of Finance, Economic Planning and Decentralisation Joseph Mwanamvekha faces a stern test of his leadership as he navigates the serious economic challenges confronting… Read more »
South Africa: In This Village Water Comes in a Donkey Cart
GroundUp
Tap water in Sekgakgapeng, Limpopo, has been unreliable for five years Read more »
Mozambique: Sexual Violence Surges in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado As War Grinds On
RFI
Sexual violence is surging in Mozambique's Cabo Delgado province, where women and girls are trapped between insurgents and soldiers after nearly a decade of conflict. Rich in… Read more »
South Africa: Actress Goes Viral Warning Women Off Her Husband Then Deletes the Video
Scrolla
Rorisang Mohapi, known for her roles in House of Zwide and Kwa Baba, posted a video after a woman approached her husband, actor Ntuthuzelo Grootboom, at Fourways Mall while he held… Read more »
Malawi: Twelve Babies Born At Durban Migrant Camp Are Now On Buses to Malawi
Scrolla
Twelve babies were born at Sherwood Hall in Durban, where thousands of Malawian nationals have been sheltering for nearly two weeks after fleeing anti-migrant tensions in… Read more »
Malawi: Malawi Sounds Life-or-Death Alarm As Sickle-Cell Claims Young Children
Nyasa Times
Malawi has issued an urgent call for sustained funding to prevent children with sickle cell disease from dying before their fifth birthday, as health advocates warn that a lack of… Read more »
Angola: Tax Bill Risks Turning Every Citizen Into a Suspect [analysis]
Maka
Reading some of Angola's recent legislation can leave one wondering whether the problem lies with the reader, the drafter or a lawmaker legislating for a country that exists only… Read more »
Zimbabwe: How Agrictech Cuts Labour for Zimbabwe's Female Farmers
IPS
Long burdened by the labour-intensive nature of agriculture, Zimbabwe's female farmers are finding relief in new agritechnologies that significantly reduce the time they spend in… Read more »
South Africa: Our Children Are Telling Us Something Is Wrong
Health-e
We live in a country where children can eat every day and still go hungry. This is the shocking reality facing many South African households today. Cheap, ultra-processed foods… Read more »
South Africa: Anti-Migrant Myths That Have Been Allowed to Fester in South Africa [analysis]
ISS
Rising xenophobia is fuelled by narratives that woefully and wilfully misrepresent SA's socio-economic problems and immigration and refugee law. Read more »
Malawi: Mera Cuts Fuel Prices As Malawi Moves to Ease Pump Costs
Nyasa Times
Motorists and businesses across Malawi are set to benefit from lower fuel costs after the Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) announced significant reductions in the retail… Read more »
Malawi: High Court Rules Chief Secretary Had No Power to Redeploy Police Officers, Government to Appeal
Nyasa Times
The High Court has ruled that the Chief Secretary acted outside his legal mandate by redeploying officers serving in the Malawi Police Service, declaring that such powers are… Read more »
Namibia: Tanzania to Host Namibia President
Daily News
PRESIDENT of Namibia, Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is expected to arrive in the country today, for three-day state visit at the invitation of President Samia Suluhu Hassan, aimed at… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Constitution Defenders Forum Says Legislators Chose Self-Interest Over Democracy As Cab3 Passes in National Assembly
New Zimbabwe
THE Constitution Defenders Forum (CDF) has accused legislators who backed Constitutional Amendment Bill No. 3 of putting personal interests ahead of the country's democratic future… Read more »
South Africa: Thabo Bester and Co-Accused Back in Bloemfontein Court
Scrolla
Thabo Bester faked his death in a Mangaung prison fire and spent nearly a year living freely in Johannesburg. Dr Nandipha Magudumana, Bester's partner and co-accused, allegedly… Read more »
South Africa: Constitutional Court Is Far Too Slow
GroundUp
The apex court is well-resourced and should not have so many rulings outstanding for longer than six months Read more »
Zimbabwe: Stop Criminalising Poverty - Mining Leaders Push for Urgent Artisanal, Small Scale Formalisation
New Zimbabwe
MINING executives have urged the government to accelerate formalisation of artisanal and small-scale miners, saying the sector's future depends on bringing operators into the… Read more »
