May 25
Africa: Angola's Energy and Water Sector Aligned With Africa's Challenges
ANGOP
The International Relation specialist, Paulo Quaresma, stated on Monday in Luanda, that the Energy and Water sector in Angola has consolidated itself as one of the fundamental… Read more »
Mozambique: IMF to visit Mozambique in June, in Rapid Policy Change
Mozambique News Reports And Clippings
An IMF team will visit Mozambique in June to discuss a new loan, in a sudden reversal of its position announced on 23 April. A year ago in April 2025 Mozambique and the IMF… Read more »
East Africa: Comesa, EAC and SADC Dialogue Forum Ends With Commitment to Promote Inclusive Implementation of the Tripartite Free Trade [document]
SADC
"This Dialogue reflects our collective commitment to strengthening inclusive regional and continental integration and ensuring that the benefits of cross-border trade are… Read more »
Angola: Bengo Governor Supports Families of the Mine Collapse's Victims
ANGOP
The provincial governor of Bengo, Maria Antónia Nelumba, guaranteed on Sunday, in the municipality of Nambuangongo, full support to the 28 families of the victims of the… Read more »
Malawi: 'Just an Assault' - Civil Servants Union Tears Into New Minimum Wages As Cost of Living Crushes Workers
Nyasa Times
The newly announced minimum wage adjustments have triggered outrage from labour leaders, with the Civil Servants Trade Union (CSTU) declaring that the salary increments are nowhere… Read more »
South Africa: DA Calls for Parliamentary Hearing On SAA Safety and Sacaa Oversight Failures [press release]
DA
DA demands answers from aviation authorities Read more »
May 24
Malawi: Malawians Face Endless Darkness As Power Crisis Deepens
Nyasa Times
For many Malawians, electricity has become a privilege that appears without warning and disappears without apology. Read more »
Southern Africa: SADC Pushes for Regional Self-Reliance Amid Energy, Debt and Migration Pressures
SAnews.gov.za
Southern African Development Community (SADC) leaders have called for greater regional self-reliance, collective investment and deeper economic integration as the region confronts… Read more »
South Africa: Mayor Snubs Soaring R6.8bn Eskom Debt in Disappointing Address
Our City News
Much has been said about the R5,2 billion that the City of Joburg owes to Eskom. However, the reality is that the City's bill is much higher than that. In fact, it is R6.84 billion… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Ailing NRZ to Get U.S.$150milllion for Infrastructure Revamp but MPs Fret Over Failure to Meet Targets
New Zimbabwe
Ailing National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ), whose bank statements are in the red carrying a legacy debt of US$5 million, will receive a loan to rehabilitate dilapidated… Read more »
May 23
South Africa: Iran War Is Exposing South Africa's Dependency On Diesel - What Went Wrong [analysis]
The Conversation Africa
It is forgivable to think that an oil shock mainly hurts at the petrol pump. After all, that is where households feel it first. But when my colleagues and I at the Bureau for… Read more »
