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| [SACSIS]"Lots of people live under bridges," a Johannesburg judge said after a group of people was evicted from a building. Three days after their eviction, a young woman gave birth to a baby. She was found living under a bridge with her newborn. When lawyers appealed to a judge to allow the group b... |
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| [SA Govt]Dr Zweli Mkhize has described this term of office as a turning point in the fight against HIV and AIDS. He was presenting a Budget Speech for the Office of the Premier in the Provincial Legislature today. |
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| [SA Info]The countdown to Nelson Mandela International Day 2013 has begun. Marked across the world on 18 July each year, Mandela Day aims to inspire people to take action to change the world for the better and, in doing so, to build a global movement for good. |
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| [Namibian]A TWO month-old baby born with four legs had a successful operation to remove the two extra limbs by surgeons, following a trip to Cape Town, South Africa recently. |
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| [The Herald]THE informal sector has created nearly six million jobs in the country and contributes US$7,4 billion to the economy, but the money rarely finds its way into the formal banking system, a Government commissioned survey has revealed. The scientific survey was conducted with the assistance ... |
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| [The Herald]Registrar General Mr Tobaiwa Mudede has dismissed recent media reports suggesting that aliens were being turned away from voter registration centres and referred to the army barracks at KGIV and police for clearance. |
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| []Johannesburg -Arms manufacture company Denel says arrangements have been made to repatriate the bodies of the two South Africans who lost their lives in a bomb attack on the United Nations compound in the Somali capital Mogadishu. |
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| [The Herald]PRINCIPALS in the inclusive Government, negotiators to the Global Political Agreement and legal experts from all the sides met at State House yesterday to discuss issues surrounding the promulgation of amendments to the Electoral Act and proclamation of the election date. The meeting fol... |
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| [The Herald]GOVERNMENT yesterday filed an urgent chamber application to have the constitutional case it filed on Tuesday for the extension of the election date beyond July 31 heard on an urgent basis and the Constitutional Court will today hear arguments on the fresh application. |
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| [The Herald]ZANU-PF'S Politburo has approved the final list of aspiring candidates who will contest the party's primaries next Monday ahead of harmonised elections slated for July 31. |
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| [Times of Zambia]FIRST Quantum Minerals (FQM) will lay off 500 workers at Sentinel Mine at Kalumbila in Solwezi which is under construction. |
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| [Times of Zambia]THE introduction of Statutory Instrument No.32 is not meant to "kill" the mining sector but to ensure that proceeds from mineral resources benefit majority Zambians, Vice-President Guy Scott has said. |
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| [SAPA]Johannesburg -Denel has released the names of two of three employees who were killed after an attack on a United Nations facility in Somalia on Wednesday. |
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| [Times of Zambia]GOVERNMENT has so far released KR238 million towards the hosting of the 20th United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) General Assembly in August this year, Tourism Minister, Sylvia Masebo has told Parliament. |
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| [SW Radio]A 10-member African Union (AU) team arrived in Zimbabwe this week to assess prevailing conditions ahead of the country's elections. |
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| [SW Radio]Justice Minister Patrick Chinamasa has been ordered by the Principals to sit down with Finance Minister Tendai Biti and MDC President Welshman Ncube to craft a 'document by consensus', which will reflect the position of the government in its inclusive nature. This will then be filed before... |
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| [GroundUp]The struggle between Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, and activist organisation Equal Education, is getting nasty. The Department has accused EE of using whites to mislead black people and EE has accused the Department of racism. EE held Youth Day marches on Monday 17 June in ... |
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| [New Vision]Visiting South African Special Forces Commander, Brigade General Rudzani Maphwanya has held talks with the Chief of Defense Forces, General Edward Katumba Wamala. |
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| [Malawi News Agency]Lilongwe -The World Bank says Malawi's economy is recovering with official figures' estimates showing an expected growth of 5.7 percent in agriculture and more than 6 percent growth in manufacturing. |
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| [RFI]Does Museveni want a political monarchy? Is Sejusa a coward? Why shouldn't you take to a life of crime in Uganda? Why has the AU fallen out with the Sadc over Zimbabwe? Why are SA mining jobs vanishing? And why are Kenyan MPs up in arms about Mwai Kibaki's office? |
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| [MISA]The Zimbabwean Electoral Commission (ZEC) has stated that it was forging ahead with preparations for a July 31 polls, even after regional leaders directed the ruling coalition asks the Constitutional Court to extend the deadline for the vote. |
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| [SA Govt]It was a chilly and windy morning of the 18th June 2013 at Naval Hill as the MEC for DETEA, Mosebenzi Zwane took delivery of the aluminium dome to its new home. Bloemfontein, particularly Naval Hill will be a home of the first digital planetarium in Sub-Saharan Africa. What started as 'a pi... |
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| [New Era]In 2003 Ngandu Kasendwe, a 41-year-old refugee from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), left behind his mother, fiancée, siblings and in addition to all his worldly belongings as conflict ravaged through his home town of Lubumbashi. He was headed for Namibia, a country he knew very... |
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| [SA Info]State-owned defence technology company Denel says arrangements have been made to repatriate the bodies of the two South Africans who lost their lives in a bomb attack on a United Nations compound in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Wednesday. |
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| [Namibian]THE United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) plans to phase out its operations in Namibia between now and 2015. |
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| [Namibian]PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has urged permanent secretaries to work hard to improve service delivery in the countryfor the benefit of the people. |
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| [SA Govt]This morning the Constitutional Court handed down a judgment refusing leave to appeal the decision of the Supreme Court of Appeal. The appeal is directed against the decision of the Land Claims Court. |
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| [Zambia Reports]The Speaker of the National Assembly has ordered Home Affairs Minister Edgar Lungu to explain the killings of the two Kampasa residents by the Zambia National Service (ZNS) officers and a soccer fan who was shot at in Ndola by Zambia Police officers. |
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| [Zambia Reports]Solicitor General Musa Mwenye has reacted to the K1.4 billion European Union fund that PF cadres have shared denying some of the original beneficiaries in the Market Development Committee who spearheaded the construction of the New Soweto Market. |
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| [SAPA]Johannesburg -President Jacob Zuma has defended his relationship with the Gupta family, saying South Africans can befriend whoever they want, Eyewitness News reported on Thursday. |
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