South African inflation expectations fall again in Q3
South African analysts, business people, and trade unions further lowered their inflation expectations in the third quarter of this year,
Namibia’s main transport route reopens after rehabilitation
A ceremony was held Tuesday in Namibia’s southern town of Tses to celebrate the commissioning of the B1 highway, the
Eight killed in Zambia mine collapse
At least eight miners were killed after a gravel mine collapsed in the Chongwe district of Zambia’s Lusaka province, local
Libyan military training camp in South Africa illegal: report
A camp where 95 Libyans were detained last month is illegal as it provided military-style training to people from a
South Africa’s ANC confirms Zuma’s expulsion from party
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) confirmed its decision to expel former president Jacob Zuma from the party. The
More than 270,000 children threatened by severe acute malnutrition in southern Africa: UNICEF
The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) warned that more than 270,000 children are expected to suffer from life-threatening
South Africa’s Ramaphosa signs climate change bill into law
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed the country’s Climate Change Act into law. The Act outlines the government’s climate
Mandela Day: Foundation calls for action to tackle global challenges
The Nelson Mandela Foundation calls on all people to use Mandela Day to take responsibility for addressing the world’s challenges.
Botswana to host third UN conference on landlocked developing countries
The third UN conference on landlocked developing countries will be held in Botswana in December. The UN General Assembly, by
Malawian president calls for regional partnership to address climate change
Malawian President Lazarus Chakwera on Wednesday urged southern African countries to collaborate in finding solutions that would help address climate