January 30
South Africa: Limpopo Villagers Protest Over 'One-Nurse Clinic'
GroundUp
The department has now temporarily closed Valdezia clinic Read more »
South Africa: Vhembe's Farmers Suffer As Roads Deteriorate
GroundUp
Farmers say their livelihoods are threatened by poor road maintenance Read more »
South Africa: Missing Pumps, Broken Pipes - Limpopo Villagers' Constant Fight for Water
GroundUp
Tshakhuma families used their own money to connect to the water supply, but it's still not working Read more »
South Africa: Top KZN Official Could Face Criminal Charges After Tenders Probe
GroundUp
Provincial supply chain management director Musa Zondi was fired earlier this month Read more »
South Africa: Landfill Site Meant to Serve Mthatha Villagers Left to Vandals
GroundUp
R32-million was spent and the site was supposed to give the community a considerable rental income Read more »
South Africa: Matoka Among Four Kenyans Benefiting From Rhinos High-Performance Camp in South Africa
Capital FM
Kenya Simbas and Impala RFC player Andrew Matoka is among four benefiting from the five-month Rhinos' Rugby high-performance camp ongoing in Capetown, South Africa. Read more »
Namibia: Jobless Optimistic Amidst Despair
New Era
Yesterday's Labour Force Survey results sent mixed signals across the spectrum, denting the hopes of some, while others believe there is light at the end of a bleak tunnel. Read more »
Malawi: Bob Confirmed Nomads Coach - Here's Why He Is the Right Choice
Nyasa Times
The appointment of Bob Mpinganjira as the head coach of Mighty Wanderers for the 2025 season is a strategic and well-founded decision. His confirmation brings stability and a clear… Read more »
Congo-Kinshasa: Namibia Calls for End to DRC Conflict
New Era
Namibia, through its Ministry of International Relations and Cooperation, has called for an end to violence in eastern DRC, urging the silencing of guns, citing concerns over the… Read more »
Malawi: Age Is Just a Number - APM Is Strong, Capable, and Ready to Lead Again
Nyasa Times
The debate surrounding Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika's (APM) age has become a tired, overused narrative that distracts from the real issues at hand. Read more »
Malawi: Dear Utm, You Fired Usi--Now Leave Him and His 'Odya Zake' Alone! [opinion]
Nyasa Times
In 2019, Saulos Chilima made a bold, strategic, and visionary decision when he chose Michael Usi as his running mate over UTM's founding giants and seasoned politicians such as… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Invictus Energy Promises to Deliver On Mutapa Fund's U.S.$5 Million Stake
New Zimbabwe
Invictus Energy, the company spearheading an ambitious oil and gas project in northern Zimbabwe says the Mutapa Investment Fund (MIF) recent US$5 million capital injection into the… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Three Inmates Slapped With a 20-Year Jail Term Each for Sodomy
New Zimbabwe
Three inmates who took turns to sexually abuse their colleague overnight in a cell at Harare Remand Prison have been jailed for 20 years each by Harare magistrate Loice Mukunyadze. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Closing Notice, Agreement When Purchasing Businesses
The Herald
Mergers and acquisitions or acquisitions or disposals of businesses, particularly companies, are common as investors look for the dollar. Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'Climate Fresk' Workshops Help Increase Awareness
The Herald
Six people huddle around a table, their brows furrowed in concentration as they piece together the puzzle of the changing climate. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Looking Back - N.Z Pips Republic in Double Valve Hearts 'Plants'
The Herald
Surgeons at Auckland's Greenlane Hospital have performed eight double-valve transplants using human heart valves, a spokesman for the hospital's surgical team said today,… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Golden Legacy of Mangezi in Zim's Mining Sector
The Herald
Mines and Mining Development Minister Winston Chitando has praised retiring Caledonia Mining Corporation vice president (for local operations), Mr Caxton Mangezi for his 55 years… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Shamva Pfumvudza Farmer Honoured
The Herald
A passionate Pfumvudza farmer from Shamva, who consistently goes the extra mile each season, has been rewarded after the Minister of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Fisheries, and Rural… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Mighty Warriors Name Provisional Squad
The Herald
Mighty Warriors coach Sethethelelwe "Kwinji 15" Sibanda has stepped up preparations for the Zimbabwe's campaign in the Women's 2026 Africa Cup of Nations Cup qualifiers, naming a… Read more »
Zimbabwe: A Call to Responsible Investment in Zimbabwe
The Herald
As Zimbabwe opens its doors to foreign investment, we are reminded of the importance of responsible and sustainable investment practices. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Women Rob, Sexually Abuse Man
The Herald
Yeukai Karengezeka, Court Correspondent Read more »
Zimbabwe: Bach Not Campaigning for Coventry
The Herald
International Olympic Committee presidential candidate Kirsty Coventry does not have outgoing president Thomas Bach working on her election bid despite a good relationship for more… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Schweppes Prices to Hold Despite Sugar Tax Cut
The Herald
Schweppes Holdings Africa has indicated that prices of its sugary beverages are unlikely to go down despite the sugar tax reduction, citing significant cost pressures such as… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 'More Action Against GBV Key to Equitable Society'
The Herald
Stakeholders are continually working to combat gender-based violence (GBV) through the creation of a more equitable society anchored on progressive laws and policies, with people… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Woman Breaks Down in the Dock
The Herald
A woman broke down in court recounting the emotional and financial devastation she experienced after allegedly being swindled out of US$5 000 by a Harare man who promised her a… Read more »