July 27
South Africa: One of Earth's Greatest Wildlife Miracles Just Got a World Heritage Boost
Daily Maverick
It's now recognised as one of the world's greatest animal migration miracles. Yet the more than six million antelope and other wildlife species that form part of the Great Nile… Read more »
South Africa: Export Expansion Is Crucial for the Long-Term Growth of SA Agriculture
Daily Maverick
As global trade dynamics shift, South Africa must enhance its diplomatic strategy and market access, ensuring vibrant opportunities for farmers amid growing regional protectionism. Read more »
South Africa: Claims of an MTN Hack Have Been Greatly Exaggerated, but the Hacktivists Won't Stop
Daily Maverick
When user ki4tane posted "MTN BREACHED" on a hacker forum, Daily Maverick's colleagues in the dark web business - Dark Notify - were quick to dismiss it as fake. But the… Read more »
South Africa: 'No Political Decision' to Halt Apartheid Prosecutions - - Former Justice Deputy Minister Jeffery
Daily Maverick
Former deputy justice minister John Jeffery refutes claims of ANC compromises with apartheid-era leaders as he testifies at the Khampepe Inquiry on TRC prosecution delays. Read more »
South Africa: We Checked - Here's How SA Is Staying Off the FATF Grey List
Daily Maverick
Yes, the Madlanga commission findings are not a good look for the ever-watchful eye of the Financial Action Task Force, but Mzansi is on the front foot for the Roadmap 26-28 under… Read more »
South Africa: Western Cape Scrambles to Implement Climate Responsive Strategies After Calamitous Floods
Daily Maverick
Months after May's catastrophic Western Cape floods, news headlines have faded, residents describe what living in waist-deep water for three weeks felt like, while local government… Read more »
South Africa: Hermanus Schoolboy in Russian Military Uniform Raises Alarm
Daily Maverick
Ukrainians have protested against Russia's 'militarising and indoctrinating' South Africa's youth after a social media post showed pictures of a schoolboy in Russian uniform that… Read more »
South Africa: Artistic Swimmers Expected to Pay R120,000 for Junior Championships in Hungary
Daily Maverick
Swimming South Africa's high-performance model is increasingly relying on athlete contributions, leaving some athletes facing costs of up to R120,000 to represent the country. Read more »
South Africa: 'Get Out and Push' - Commuters Dice With Danger in Joburg's Dilapidated Minibus Taxis
Daily Maverick
From missing brakes to pushing broken vehicles, Joburg commuters face daily terror in dilapidated minibus taxis -- while struggling operators blame rising costs and a lack of state… Read more »
South Africa: Bones, Bribes and Betrayal - Witness Details Deep Bond With Ex-Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula
Daily Maverick
A key witness details the evolving relationship between former defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula and a businesswoman, highlighting a mix of political advice, spiritual… Read more »
South Africa: Unlucky Montana Faces Asset Freeze As Siu Traces Prasa Money Trail
Daily Maverick
Eleven years after this journalist first exposed dodgy property dealings involving Lucky Montana, the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) is finally moving to claw back assets that… Read more »
Malawi: Ntcheu to Host Six-Day Maseko Ngoni Festival With Delegates From Five Countries
Nyasa Times
Organisers of this year's uMhlangano WaMaseko Ngoni Cultural Festival have set the event's budget at K180 million, ahead of the annual gathering scheduled to run from 31 August to… Read more »
East Africa: Malawi Assemblies of God Marks Youth Day With Call for Greater Youth Involvement
Nyasa Times
The Malawi Assemblies of God (MAG) is strengthening its focus on youth leadership through training, mentorship and discipleship programmes designed to equip young people with… Read more »
Malawi: Fishermen Swap Condoms' Purpose to Waterproof Gear for Illegal Night Raids
Nyasa Times
Health bosses in Karonga are fuming after discovering fishermen have been swiping vital condoms and using them for a bizarre reason -- to keep their TORCHES dry during illegal… Read more »
Malawi: Cheat Lover Stabbed to Death After Husband Returns Early to Catch Wife in Bed With Secret Lover
Nyasa Times
A love cheat has been knifed to death after his secret lover's husband walked in on the pair having sex in the marital bed -- sparking a brutal, bloody revenge attack. Read more »
Malawi: Lake Malawi to Get Four New Vessels Under China-Backed Transport Deal
Nyasa Times
Malawi's government has signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese contractor Xiao Xiang Investment to expand the fleet and infrastructure serving Lake Malawi, in a deal… Read more »
Malawi: MP Gotani-Hara Challenges Govt Over Limited Community Benefit From Mining Sites
Nyasa Times
Malawi's minister of mining, Thoko Tembo, has told parliament that corporate social responsibility obligations for mining companies are now legally binding rather than voluntary,… Read more »
Botswana: Gunners Forge Ahead Against the Odds
Botswana Daily News
Following a relatively unsteady season for Lobatse football giants, Extension Gunners FC, and the unceremonious departure of South Africa investor, Chief Ally Kgomongwe last year,… Read more »
Botswana: Kgosi Mosadi Turns Tradition Into Fortress for Women
Botswana Daily News
As both the custodian of her tribe's heritage and a vocal advocate on the continental stage, Kgosi Mosadi Seboko of Balete carries a conviction that true African culture must… Read more »
Botswana: Mohwasa Commits to Maintain Public Order
Botswana Daily News
Every government is entrusted with many responsibilities, but none is more fundamental than protecting the lives, dignity and aspirations of its people. Read more »
Botswana: New P1.1m Child Helpline Call Centre Opens
Botswana Daily News
Child Helpline Botswana has officially opened a new P1.1 million state-of-the-art call centre in Gaborone, in a move set to strengthen the country's child protection services. Read more »
Botswana: Moringa Farming to Be a Game Changer
Botswana Daily News
Today, diamonds have no value in the market, but trees can take over and this is according to Farmer's Pride International (FPI) director, Mr Hunter Zadzagomo. Read more »
Botswana: Police Launch Vehicle Leasing Pilot Project
Botswana Daily News
Botswana Police Service has launched a vehicle leasing pilot project in Maun and Gaborone as part of efforts to tackle increasingly complex crime and improve operational readiness… Read more »
Malawi: Malango Questions Legality of Cabinet Chair Switch
Nyasa Times
First Vice-President Jane Ansah did not chair a Cabinet meeting -- despite reports she was fully available to do so. Read more »
Malawi: Saidi Shrugs Off Questions On Missing First VP Ansah
Nyasa Times
Government officials were left scrambling for answers on Monday after admitting they do not know why First Vice-President Jane Ansah failed to attend a crucial Cabinet meeting in… Read more »
