[allAfrica] Cape Town -- South African DJ and music producer Nkosinathi Maphumulo, popularly known as DJ Black Coffee, has won his first-ever Grammy award in the category Best Dance/Electronic Album for Subconsciously at the 64th Grammy Awards in La...

[Mzansi Magic] It's taken us 10 weeks, but we can finally say that we have a Big Brother Mzansi winner! Mphowabadimo will be taking home the R2 million!

[RFI] Malawi -- Faced with the rising cost of fertiliser and effects of climate change, farmers in Malawi are being encouraged to diversify their crops to become less dependent on maize, the country's staple food. Those working the land are also stru...

[RFI] It's a Monday night in Johannesburg, the time when comedy sessions typically take place at Cocktail on Six, in the Melville neighbourhood. The club is divided into two rooms: one for patrons to relax and wash away the day's worries, the other a...

[New Zimbabwe] BOUYED by its impressive showing in last week's by-election, opposition leader Nelson Chamisa's Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) is stepping up its campaigns in rural areas, long perceived to be Zanu PF strongholds, ahead of the 202...

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[Nyasa Times] The Minister of Education Agnes NyaLonje says the government considers the development and application of research, science, technology and innovation in agricultural biotechnology as key in the attainment of Malawi 2063.

[Nyasa Times] Inspector General of Police George Kainja is confirming of a major shake up in the National Police Headquarters Publicity office.

[The Conversation Africa] Once relegated to the margins of South African politics, anti-immigrant activism has gone mainstream. Several anti-immigrant groups including Operation Dudula, All Trucker Foundation and the South Africa First Party, have be...

[allAfrica] Cape Town -- The government has announced that it currently has no plans to discontinue the use of coal as part of the country's energy mix. While responding to oral questions in the National Assembly, Deputy President David Mabuza said t...

[Govt of SA] Witzenberg Municipality the biggest winner during Green Drop awards

[The Herald] Toll fees rise 36 percent on Monday in line with moves on the auction exchange rate since the last change, with light motor vehicles now paying $300 up from $220, minibuses $450 up from $330, buses $600, heavy vehicles $730 and heavy hau...

[The Herald] FOUR suspected robbers, who were involved in a shoot-out with police, yesterday separately appeared at the Harare Magistrates Courts charged with attempted robbery and unlawful possession of firearms.

[The Herald] Nearly 90 percent of reported cases of sexual assault and abuse and of gender based violence are perpetrated by close family members.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Media Commission yesterday gazetted accreditation and registration fees and levies for journalists and media houses for this year.

[The Herald] Information, Publicity and Broadcasting Services Minister Senator Monica Mutsvangwa yesterday led organisations under her ministry on a clean-up exercise at Glenroy Shopping Centre.

[The Herald] PRESIDENT Mnangagwa has castigated opposition-run urban councils for scuttling Government efforts to promote cleanliness, order and restore splendour to towns and cities countrywide.

[New Frame] Hounding people born elsewhere is a form of bigotry, no less than racism or sexism. Those who believe in equal treatment for everyone should campaign against this prejudice.

[SAnews.gov.za] There are currently no plans to discontinue the use of coal as part of the country's energy mix, says Deputy President David Mabuza.

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[The Herald] HE mentioned our name, of course he did, as the auditorium, packed with the leaders of world football, listened attentively.

[New Frame] A new study shows that in most cases the Johannesburg magistrate's court evicts people without looking into their personal circumstances, as recommended by the Constitution.

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[New Zimbabwe] Petrotrade  internal audit manager Erisha Bokoro has been implicated in massive corruption at the state-owned oil company with revelations management at the institution has been operating a 'ring-fenced' corruption syndicate.

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