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Zimbabwe set to import maize from Uganda
Zimbabwe is set to import maize from Uganda to avert hunger due to drought and economic challenges in what was once southern Africa's breadbasket.
Omar al-Bashir will be handed over for genocide trial
Sudan's transitional authorities have agreed to hand over ousted autocrat Omar al-Bashir to the International Criminal Court (ICC) to face trial on charges of war crimes and genocide.
Chinese doctor who issued early warning on coronavirus dies
A doctor who became a hero in #China after sounding the alarm early on about a new #coronavirus outbreak has died of the disease.
Ghanaian pastor sells 'holy oil', claiming it protects against coronavirus
Controversial Ghanaian cleric Bishop Daniel Obinim is reportedly selling "holy oil" which he claims will protect people from contacting the deadly coronavirus.
Uganda's poverty level by 2030, according to a Brookings Institute study.
At least seven million people in Uganda will still be living in extreme poverty by 2030, according to a study by Brookings Institute.
Old passports in Tanzania no longer allowed
The Tanzanian immigration department has announced that old passport holders within the country will not be allowed to use them to travel abroad from March 1, online publication, The EastAfrican reported.
Tanzania government accused of denying adequate health services to LGBT
Tanzania's health policies deny adequate services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people and others who are particularly vulnerable to HIV, Human Rights Watch said.
Eskom extends rotational powercuts to Thursday
South Africa's electricity company Eskom said it would have to extend rotational power cuts to Thursday as its units continued to generate less power than was needed.
Shunned by the West and China, Zimbabwe turns to U.A.E.
Sanctioned by the West and spurned by China, Zimbabwe has turned to the United Arab Emirates in its latest bid to find a saviour that can arrest the collapse of its economy.
What you should know about the new coronavirus
In December 2019, a number of people fell ill with what was soon confirmed to be a newly identified coronavirus, provisionally dubbed 2019-nCoV.
HOW DO AFRICAN MILLENNIALS NAVIGATE THEIR 20s?
What does it mean to be an African millennial in this day and age? Rutendo Nyamuda, podcast host for a series 'In my 20s' tackles this very question by speaking to guests from different backgrounds and sectors of society.
Death toll rises in rain-battered Madagascar
At least 21 people have died in Madagascar following almost a week of flooding and landslides from torrential rain.
NBA icon Kobe Bryant, 41, and his daughter Gianna "Gigi" Bryant were killed in a helicopter crash
NBA icon Kobe Bryant, 41, and his daughter Gianna "Gigi" Bryant were killed in a helicopter crash on Sunday in Calabasas, California. The NBA have released a statement.
Rwanda to host 2020 Africa Tourism Leadership Forum
Rwanda has won the bid to host the 2020 Africa Tourism Leadership Forum (ATLF) and Awards.
Snake catcher shares summer safety tips
With the temperatures finally starting to feel like summer in the Cape, snake catchers are receiving more and more callouts for removals. Justin Collocott, owner of Snake Removal Helderberg says the summer heat brings snakes out of hibernation
Captain Kolisi inspires crowds in Cape leg of Bok Tour
Thousands of Capetonians hit the streets in the CBD to show their support for the team. Today the Springboks wrap up their final leg of their victory tour after winning the 2019 Rugby World Cup earlier this month. Video by Kelly-Jane Turner Mardon
Mzansi Twitter planning wedding for #KFCPROPOSAL couple
Mzansi Twitter has taken the liberty of planning a wedding for the couple who got engaged in a KFC. Twitter found the couple from video captured at the KFC Vaal outlet earlier this week.
How you can have your say on NHI Bill
Since the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill was introduced to Parliament in August 2019 over 100 000 written submissions have been received. In early November the first public hearings on the NHI were held in various towns in the Northern Cape.
Fridays off at Microsoft Japan boost productivity by 40%
Microsoft Japan saw a 40% increase in productivity and a dip in company costs after the tech giant tested a three-day weekend. The 'Working Reform Project' gave 2,300 employees every Friday off for one month and it didn't count towards their leave
Chatsworth tattoo artist, Macalister Dalton, defies all the odds
Macalister Dalton of Chatsworth does not want to be classed as "physically disabled". The 27-year-old tattoo artist who suffers from a rare disease that affects all the muscles in his body prides himself on perseverance and focus.
A trip down memory lane with author, Kiru Naidoo
Author Kiru Naidoo, wrote about his personal account of growing up in Chatsworth. The memories he made, the people he grew up with and the experiences he got to share. Video by: Jehran Naidoo #Inspire #Inform #Empower
Deaf photographer, Adhil Ramnath, goes beyond expectations
Adhil Ramnath from Shallcross in Durban was born with a hearing disability. However, he doesn't like being classified as "deaf" and sees his impairment as just a mere obstacle that has come his way. Video by: Jehran Naidoo
How Jean Weirich Wiggil danced away her cancer woes
Jean Weirich Wiggil was diagnosed after finding a lump in her breast. She immediately went through with treatment, some of which "made me feel lifeless," she added. Video by: Jehran Naidoo #Inspire #Inform #Empower #Sapa #Sapa_TV Cancer Revolution
Springboks skipper Kolisi wins UK writers' award
Siya Kolisi was voted the UK Rugby Union Writers' Club personality of the year for 2019 after leading South Africa to their World Cup triumph in Japan.























