July 04
South Africa: Police Investigate Inquest Following Deaths of Two Men At Ga-Motodi Moshate Tubatse [press release]
SAPS
Tubatse police are investigating an inquest docket following the sudden deaths of two men at the nearby clinic at Ga-Motodi Moshate, Tubatse policing area, in Sekhukhune District… Read more »
Namibia: Scientific Society Hosts Public Talk On Archaeology in the Sand Sea
Namibia Economist
The Namibia Scientific Society is set to host a public talk titled "Archaeology in the Sand Sea: Updates on research and dating of the sites south of Gobabeb" on 9 July from 19:00… Read more »
Namibia: Entrepo Receives Debt Funding Solution of N$900 Million From Rmb Namibia
Namibia Economist
A Government employee lending institution and Long term insurer, acting as the trusted advisor, Entrepo Holdings has secured an N$900 million debt funding solution from RMB… Read more »
Angola: President João Lourenço Reshuffles ANGOP Board of Directors
ANGOP
President João Lourenço on Thursday reshuffled the Board of Directors of the Angola Press Agency (ANGOP) led by Josué Salusuva Isaías. Read more »
South Africa: Bafana's Afcon Qualifiers Opponents Confirmed
SAFA
Coach Hugo Broos' charges were drawn in Group K and they will face Uganda, Congo and South Sudan in the race to qualify for the 35th edition of the biennial continental tournament. Read more »
Mozambique: Insurance Companies Must Create Services to Cover Low-Income Population
AIM
The Mozambican Deputy Minister of Economy and Finance, Amílcar Tivane, has challenged the insurance companies operating in the country to create inclusive services in order… Read more »
July 03
South Africa: Cape Town Braces for Wet, Windy Weather - South African News Briefs - July 03, 2024
allAfrica
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Zambia: Child Marriage, HIV and Hunger On the Rise for Women and Girls
UNFPA
"They don't have any food, and the teenagers can become vulnerable," said nurse Suvannah Sinakaaba, in the village of Hakankula in Zambia's Monze District. "HIV rates are quite… Read more »
Namibia: Prisoners Sue Govt Over Decision to End Internet Access
Namibian
Eighteen inmates suing the prison authorities over a decision to end their internet access are awaiting a judgement in their case at the end of next week. Read more »
Mozambique: Unlocking Opportunities for Millions in Mozambique With Free IDs [press release]
World Bank
Isac, a 13-year-old boy from Homoíne district in Inhambane province, southern Mozambique, dreams of becoming a nurse. But until recently, his hopes were dashed by a hard… Read more »
South Africa: South Africa's Foreign Relations Under a New Government - Consistent Policy With a New Style [analysis]
Chatham House
New foreign minister Ronald Lamola is a rising political force. He will likely focus more on foreign relations serving domestic economic issues, taking a lower profile than his… Read more »
Mozambique: Tanzanian Forces Crucial to Stopping Terrorists, Says Nyusi
AIM
Mozambican President Filipe Nyusi believes that the Tanzanian Armed Forces (TDF) are crucial to stopping the advance of the islamist terrorists who have been plaguing parts of the… Read more »
Malawi: ACB Admits It Is Failing to Fight Corruption, Says 'Truth Be Told, Corruption Is Worsening'
Nyasa Times
Despite various interventions to aid the fight against corruption, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) says graft continues to worsen in the country, largely facilitated by poor… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Govt Distributes 51 000 Tonnes of Grain
The Herald
A cumulative 51 415.02 tonnes of grain had been distributed to vulnerable and food insecure people by 25 June 2024 as Government takes all the necessary steps to ensure Zimbabweans… Read more »
Angola: Angola and Zambia Discuss Climate Crisis
ANGOP
The Speakers of the parliaments of Angola and Zambia, Carolina Cerqueira and Nelly Mutti respectively, this Wednesday in Luanda exchanged information on strategies to mitigate and… Read more »
Zimbabwe: 650 000 Tonnes of Grain for Vulnerable Rural Families
The Herald
More than 650 000 tonnes of grain is now in stock to provide the Government's requirement of 560 000 tonnes to feed vulnerable rural families until the end of March next year, when… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Nicaragua Opens Embassy in Harare
The Herald
ZIMBABWE and Nicaragua continue to enjoy bilateral relations, rooted in solidarity, particularly in the fight against unilateral coercive measures imposed on both countries by some… Read more »
Angola: Huíla Records 4.4 Tremor Again
ANGOP
The southern Province of Huíla, once again, recorded, at 9pm on Tuesday, a mild earthquake measuring 4.4 on the Richter scale, the second in nearly 30 days. Read more »
South Africa: Three Men Apprehended for Possession of Explosives in Apel and Maake Policing Areas [press release]
SAPS
In a successful operation on Tuesday, 02 July 2024, three male suspects aged between 28 and 36 were arrested in separate incidents in the Apel and Maake policing areas on charges… Read more »
Zimbabwe: VP Mohadi Arrives for Afforestation Conference in Brazzaville
The Herald
Vice President Kembo Mohadi has arrived in Brazzaville, the Republic of Congo, for the first International Conference on Afforestation and Reforestation (ICAR). Read more »
Zimbabwe: Tourism Ministry Hails Madam Boss
The Herald
The Ministry of Tourism and Hospitality Industry has hailed comedienne Madam Boss for promoting the national fabric at this year's BET Awards show held in the US last weekend. Read more »
Zimbabwe: Second Republic Transforming Lives for Good - VP Mohadi
The Herald
The Second Republic, under President Mnangagwa's administration, is implementing numerous game changing projects to transform people's lives, Vice President Kembo Mohadi has said. Read more »
South Africa: Gupta-Linked Estina Dairy Grossly Inflated Equipment Import Prices, Court Hears [analysis]
Daily Maverick
The Pretoria Magistrates' Court heard on Wednesday that equipment imported for the Gupta-linked Estina dairy farm was grossly overpriced in an alleged money laundering attempt. A… Read more »
South Africa: Fact Check - Is SA's New Home Affairs Minister Zimbabwean? [analysis]
Daily Maverick
The claim that new Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber is from Zimbabwe points to a xenophobic campaign waged on social media in recent years. Read more »
South Africa: South Africa's Overall Agricultural Conditions Look Promising [analysis]
Daily Maverick
The weather forecasters tell us that we have exited the El Niño drought period and are transitioning into a La Niña event, which typically brings rain. Such a weather… Read more »