Activists march in Johannesburg in protest against gender-based violence
As many as 10,000 people are expected to participate in marches in the Johannesburg neighborhood of Sandton on Friday in
Salah named Liverpool’s Player of the Month for August
Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah was named Liverpool’s Standard Chartered Player of the Month for August. Salah scored three goals and
Neil Powell names South Africa’s team for Oktoberfest7s
South Africa’s rugby sevens coach Neil Powell on Wednesday named an experienced 12-man team that will play in the Oktoberfest7s
Sudan PM vows to boost ties with South Sudan
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok arrived in Juba on Thursday for a two-day official visit and pledged to boost ties
Kibet to anchor Kenya’s hunt for 5,000m gold at World Championships
Kenya’s Michael Kibet might be the man to end the country’s dearth in talent and medal in the 5,000m race
Namibia to launch first fully online primary school program
Namibia will launch the country’s first fully online primary school program in 2020, announced by the Constantia Private School in
UN calls for sustained funding to avert hunger in Somalia
The UN top relief official on Thursday called for sustained funding to protect recent gains made in beating back hunger
DR Congo train derailment under investigation
Up to 50 people were killed when a cargo train derailed in Congo’s southeastern province of Tanganyika in the early
11 African heads of State confirm attendance at Zimbabwe’s Mugabe funeral
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Thursday said 11 heads of State had so far confirmed attendance at former President Robert
British American Tobacco slashes jobs, shifts focus to e-cigs
British American Tobacco (BAT) has announced plans to lay off 2,300 jobs globally by January. The job cuts will eliminate