WHO sets rules for testing African herbal remedies
The World Health Organization (WHO) has agreed rules for the testing of African herbal remedies to fight Covid-19. Sound science would be the sole basis for safe and effective traditional
Mozambique’s jihadists and the ‘curse’ of gas and rubies
Mozambican troops are failing to recapture a port town from Islamist militants which is important for developing one of the largest natural gas reserves in Africa, as the country –
DA calls for SA Parliament to fully resume business
The DA says Parliament must put COVID-19 protocols in place and start its legislative business. The Democratic Alliance (DA) wants Parliament to fully resume business as the country starts to
SA to move down to lockdown Alert Level 1 at midnight
South Africa will officially move to alert Level 1 of the nationwide lockdown in a few hours’ time. From Sunday midnight, more regulations will be eased allowing South Africans to
Youth apathy and decision-making processes : Possible solutions
By Moses Ziyambi Masvingo City Council began implementing the mid-year 2020 budget review consultations at the beginning of September and most of the wards have already been covered but with
MDC Alliance is ours says Mwonzora
…we will use name during coming by-elections By Upenyu Chaota Pressure keeps mounting on MDC Alliance leader Nelson Chamisa as his former top lieutenant and now MDC-T secretary general Douglas
Hotel Rwanda ‘hero’ Rusesabagina denied bail
A Rwandan court has denied bail to Paul Rusesabagina, who was portrayed as a hero in a Hollywood movie about the 1994 genocide. Mr Rusesabagina, who was living in exile
New Botswana law allows wives to own land
A wife in Botswana can now own land alongside her husband, President Mokgweetsi Masisi said on Thursday in a boost for women that rights groups called long overdue. Prior to
Nestlé appoints first female factory manager in Central and West Africa
ACCRA, Ghana– Across Africa, most schools have closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Several international organizations have warned that school closures will hit girls hardest during this time. While many
Facebook partners with the National Blood Service Zim to increase blood donations in the country
Zimbabweans who are between 18-65 years old, will have the option to sign up as blood donors on Facebook HARARE, — Facebook in partnership with the National Blood Service Zimbabwe
