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South Sudan’s security gaps can only be filled by regional force says UN

20 September 2018 | NEWS

Zim Air Force cherishes #AAD2018 participation

Mnangagwa tours cholera epidemic hotspots

Ramaphosa to open Africa Aerospace and Defence Exhibition

Zim's Mnangagwa promises to fight corruption, debt

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Women in South Sudan treated as the spoils of war

In Yei county, women community leaders told the UN panel that many had been abducted by government soldiers and raped.

18 September 2018 | News

Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum announces finalists for the AWIEF awards 2018

The AWIEF awards will follow the 2018 AWIEF conference and exhibition to be held on November 8-9 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.

18 September 2018 | News

SA delegation arrives in Japan for investment mission

The Trade and Industry department said the mission is part of government’s investment attraction drive.

18 September 2018 | News

Cape Town dubbed most active and best driving city - Discovery Vitality

The data showed that in physical activity, Pretoria and Johannesburg a close second and third place.

14 September 2018 | News

Somalia has a chance to fight FGM and end child marriage

This progress, she underscored, has brought many “important voices” to Somali politics.

14 September 2018 | News

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Zim Parly Speaker apologises for opposition MPs heckling

The MPs also booed Chigumba and she had to be whisked out of Parliament by the deputy Clerk of Parliament, Hellen Dingani.

13 September 2018 | News

Zambian female entrepreneurs get their chance in "SheTrades" initiative

Arancha González, ITC executive director, said women entrepreneurs in Zambia had tremendous potential to be drivers of growth.

11 September 2018 | News

Zambia's SMEs urged to raise packaging standards to improve global competitiveness

In some countries, import tariffs raised the cost of packaging materials even higher.

11 September 2018 | News

Rights of gay Africans caught up in another political tussle

On the continent homosexuality is frequently perceived as both a taboo and an import from the West.

11 September 2018 | News

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