Zambia government launches mobile banking service
Zambia Telecommunications Company Limited (ZAMTEL) has launched Zambia’s its electronic payment service to revolutionize mobile banking in the country, reports
South Africa slips into recession for second time in eight years
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Egypt farmers urged to grow more wheat to ease reliance on imports
The Egyptian government is trying to encourage farmers to grow more wheat to ease its reliance on imports. But farmers
Bald people targeted in ritual killings in Mozambique
Mozambique police has warned of a possible targeted ritual attack on bald people following the brutal killing of two men
4 aid workers killed in Kenya when vehicle runs over mine near Dadaab
A Kenyan government official says four Kenyan aid workers have died after their vehicle hit a mine near the Dadaab
Zimbabwe men on high alert after reports of female rapists attacking men
The police in Zimbabwe has cautioned the male population and the public in general to be cautious of a group
Faces of Africa – Wadongo’s Little lamp
Evans Wadongo, one of the top ten CNN heroes in 2010, was nominated for the award for designing a
Malawian comic Daliso Chaponda finishes third in Britain’s Got Talent
Comedian Daliso Chaponda just made Malawi proud this weekend even though he narrowly missed winning the crown and a staggering
Tanzania’s government sets aside $94 million to boost farming
The Tanzanian government has promised to issue $94 million in loans to farmers to raise agricultural production. The Tanzania Agricultural
Zimbabwe poultry producer culls 140,000 birds following outbreak of avian influenza at its premises
One of Zimbabwe’s biggest poultry producers, Irvine’s Private Limited, has culled 140,000 birds following an outbreak of avian influenza at