Elephant shot in the head by poachers in Zimbabwe survives
An elephant that survived after being shot in the skull by poachers in Zimbabwe has received medical treatment from a
Gender Commission in South Africa rules virginity bursaries unlawful
University scholarships for female South African students who stay virgins are unconstitutional and should be scrapped, a government commission has
Airline official says EgyptAir’s black boxes badly damaged
Voice and data recorders from the EgyptAir plane that crashed into the Mediterranean nearly a month ago are “extensively damaged”
Doctors in Zimbabwe to start demanding for cash upfront
From July 1st, doctors in Zimbabwe will start demanding cash upfront from medical aid members. The move could leave millions
Tunisia’s Dinar deeps on weak exports & lower investments
Tunisia’s Dinar currency has fallen to record lows versus the euro and the U.S. dollar this week as weaker exports,
EU tells Ghana’s vegetables farmers to reduce pesticides
Farmers in Ghana and agricultural experts are battling to get their vegetables back into the European Union market. The EU
$2,000 housing unit to ease housing crisis in South Africa’s urban areas
An innovative design in alternative housing may be the answer to the South Africa’s pandemic housing crisis. The structure takes
Egypt govt to stop wheat purchases from local farmers after reaching threshold
Egypt is no longer purchasing additional wheat from domestic farmers. This follows the purchase of five million tons of domestic
“Name and shame” campaign for traffic offenders to be launched in Zambia
Zambia’s road safety agency on Friday said it intends to embark on a “name and shame” campaign in which all
Kakuma Refugee Camp to be expanded due to influx from South Sudan
Despite the decision by Kenya to close refugee camps, assurances are being made that the second largest camp after Dadaab,