June 16
Malawi: Why Should Malawians Keep Trusting Dodma? New Disaster Appeal Reopens Missing Accountability Questions Over Billions in Relief Funds
Nyasa Times
As the Department of Disaster Management Affairs (DoDMA) once again appeals for financial and logistical support to repatriate Malawians stranded in South Africa, a more… Read more »
Malawi: 'Man in the Mirror' Men's Conference July 3
Nyasa Times
Many men in Malawi are carrying heavy burdens. They are living by the thread. They have nowhere to take their burdens to let alone talk about them and eventually, slowly, breakdown… Read more »
South Africa: The Arts Shaped SA's Revolution By Giving a Voice to the People
Daily Maverick
The black consciousness movement and the art that erupted from its politics helped to channel the energies that brought on the 1976 uprisings, which then inspired a new wave of… Read more »
South Africa: Murphy Morobe's Remarkable Journey From 16 June to Today
Daily Maverick
The former 1976 student movement leader became a voice for change and education. Read more »
South Africa: Nompumelelo Sungula Uses Her Cash to Feed Tsakane Homeless
Scrolla
Nompumelelo Sungula is 20 years old and runs a quiet feeding initiative in Tsakane Extension 1. She spends her savings on groceries to cook meals and feed homeless people. Read more »
South Africa: Student Launches Youth Movement to Help Tsakane Learners
Scrolla
Scrolla is celebrating Youth Day by sharing the stories of youth doing good across the country. Read more »
South Africa: Pebetse Malekana Juggles Civil Engineering and Beauty Pageants
Scrolla
Scrolla is celebrating Youth Day by sharing the stories of youth doing good across the country. Read more »
Namibia: The Malema-Khan Allegations Point to a Rot Beyond Party Politics
Namibian
Alleged WhatsApps linking Julius Malema, Feroz Khan and private power networks expose a disturbing question about Parliament and police intelligence. Read more »
Malawi: WHO Donates K127 Million in Medical Supplies to Boost Malawi's Ebola, Cholera Preparedness
Nyasa Times
The World Health Organization (WHO) has donated medical supplies worth K127 million (US$73,000) to Malawi to strengthen the country's preparedness and response capacity against… Read more »
Malawi: NBM PLC, Press Trust Commit K1.2 Billion for Girl's Hostel Project
Nyasa Times
National Bank of Malawi (NBM) plc, Press Trust and Malawi Government have jointly committed K1.2 billion towards the construction of a girls' hostel and supporting staff housing at… Read more »
Malawi: Malondera Calls for Respect of Vice Presidency, Decries Political Mistreatment Across Administrations
Nyasa Times
Chairperson of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee, Baba Malondera, has issued a passionate appeal for political tolerance and respect for the office of the Vice President,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Building Back Home - the 7 Costly Mistakes Zimbabweans Make When Building From Abroad [opinion]
New Zimbabwe
Zimbabweans living abroad send millions of pounds, dollars and rand back home to fund building projects. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Harare City Council Workers Accused of Negligence in Budiriro Sewer Pit Deaths Denied Bail
New Zimbabwe
Discover moreNews Headline SummariesHealth News AlertsBreaking News AlertsThree Harare City Council employees accused of culpable homicide in connection with the Budiriro sewer pit… Read more »
Namibia: The Unbreakable Contract Between the State and Its People [column]
Namibian
There is an invisible thread that binds every nation together - a subtle, yet powerful echo that defines the very essence of governance, responsibility and trust. Read more »
Namibia: Namfisa Puts N$1.7m Into Consumers' Pockets
Namibian
The Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) helped consumers recover more than N$1.7 million during the first quarter of 2026 after intervening in complaints… Read more »
Namibia: Canadian Firm to Acquire Uranium Assets in Namibia
Namibian
Canadian listed Vatic Ventures Corporation (Vatic) has received approval to purchase rights to two exclusive prospecting licences in the Erongo region after a 13-month wait. Read more »
Namibia: Omatjete Gets N$4.2m Natis Mobile Office
Namibian
Residents of Omatjete and surrounding communities now have access to a N$4.2 million mobile Namibian Traffic Information System (Natis) office aimed at bringing licensing and… Read more »
Southern Africa: Namibia's Import Habit Is Killing Future Jobs
Namibian
While mining and some agriculture provide raw exports, the country imports the vast majority of manufactured and value-added goods. Read more »
Angola: ISPTEC Students Win Cmc Scientific Competition's 5th Edition
ANGOP
Students from the Higher Polytechnic Institute of Technology and Sciences (ISPTEC) won, on Monday (15) in Luanda, the 5th Edition of the national scientific competition called "CMC… Read more »
Angola: Northern Judicial Region Coordinator to Reinforce Illegal Gold Mining Fight
ANGOP
The newly appointed coordinator of the Northern Judicial Region, Public Prosecutor Arlindo Júlio Francisco, promised on Monday (15) in the province of Uíge to… Read more »
Angola: Luanda Hosts Portuguese Wine Festival
ANGOP
The Angolan capital will host on Thursday (18) another Edition of the Portuguese Wine Festival, which will bring together 47 Portuguese producers, in an initiative aimed at… Read more »
Angola: Experts Advocate for Action Against the Decline of Seal Colonies
ANGOP
Environmental experts and researchers advocated over the weekend for urgent measures to halt the decline of seal colonies in Baía dos Tigres, Iona municipality, in… Read more »
Angola: Vice President Updates Electoral Registration Data
ANGOP
The Vice-President of the Republic, Esperança da Costa, updated her electoral registration data, on Tuesday (16) in Luanda, at the Administration of the municipality of… Read more »
Southern Africa: Angola and China to Set a New Stage of Cooperation
ANGOP
The ambassador of China to Angola, Zhang Bin, revealed on Monday (15), in Luanda, that the two countries intend to continue deepening economic cooperation and explore new areas of… Read more »
Southern Africa: Zimbabwe Sets Domestic Workers Minimum Wage At U.S.$90
New Zimbabwe
Discover moreFashion News ArticlesZimbabwe News SubscriptionHealth News AlertsTHE minimum wage for domestic workers has been set at US$90 per month while that of workers in… Read more »
