Maputo municipality invests 600 million meticais in road maintenance
Maputo City Council (CMCM) is spending close to 600 million meticais on routine upkeep of the city's roads.
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Hichilema tells Zambian men to stop monitoring their wives’ phones
President Hakainde Hichilema has encouraged Zambian men to refrain from monitoring their wives' phones as part of a call to action to try to lower the nation's divorce rates.
King Mswati’s critic Thulani Maseko shot dead in Eswatini
Thulani Maseko, a renowned opposition politician and human rights activist in Eswatini was shot and killed at his house on Sunday, as the country's absolute monarchy threatened activists hours earlier.
Zimbabwe introduces technical high schools
In an effort to aid students in acquiring cutting-edge industrial skills, Zimbabwe has reportedly launched technical high schools.
Chibaya, CCC activists further remanded in custody
The 25 Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) activists, including Amos Chibaya, arrested for allegedly attending an event that encouraged public violence have been remanded in detention till Wednesday.
Makandiwa purchases a brand-new, luxury BMW
Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa, the founder of United Family International Church (UFIC), just made the first-ever purchase of a high-end, luxurious 2023 BMW 7-Series in Zimbabwe.
CCC staunch supporter Madzibaba Veshanduko faces eviction
Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) member Madzibaba Veshanduko, real name, Godfrey Karembera, was reportedly summoned before Chief Chipuriro's court recently and threatened with eviction from his homestead on unproven charges.
ZEC delimitation report sends tongues wagging in Zanu PF
The report by Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on the delimitation of electoral boundaries has been rejected by Zanu PF, and the party has begun making preparations to have the document thrown out of court.
Ramaphosa retains ANC presidency after defeating Mkhize
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa defeated former Health Minister Zweli Mkhize on Monday at the ANC's 55th National Conference held at Nasrec in Johannesburg.
Zimbabwe parliament votes for controversial PVO Bill
The Private Voluntary Organizations (PVOs) Amendment Bill has breezed through Zimbabwe parliament and is now waiting to be examined by the Senate before being put up for the president's signature.