The Zimbabwe government has confirmed that more than 60 000 of its citizens have returned home. With the ongoing anti-illegal…
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More than 60 000 Zimbabweans have returned home following the anti illegal immigration marches in SA
Bafana Bafana welcomed back by fans and officials
Following their historic 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign, Bafana Bafana has returned home and received a warm welcome at OR…
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154 arrested in anti-illegal immigration marches
The Gauteng authorities have confirmed that 154 people have been arrested following incidents arising from the anti-illegal immigration marches across…
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South Africans are calling for all undocumented migrants to leave the country
On Tuesday, 30 June 2026 South Africa was on high alert for the planned nationwide shutdown. A majority of people,…
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Teaching Tomorrow: The Role of Environmental Education in Southern Africa
Protecting the environment is not only about technology, policies, or funding, it is also about people. For lasting change to…
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Turning Waste into Opportunity: The Rise of Recycling Companies in Southern Africa
Across Southern Africa, waste has become both a challenge and an opportunity. Rapid urbanization and population growth have led to…
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Illicit Cigarette Syndicate Exposed in Botswana: Counterfeit Remington Gold Linked to Drug Networks
A series of coordinated raids across Botswana and South Africa have uncovered a growing cross-border criminal network tied to counterfeit…
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Ethiopia’s Youth Coding Movement: From Addis to the World
A Digital Generation Rises In Ethiopia, a growing wave of youth-led coding and tech training hubs is preparing the next…
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Morocco’s Amazigh Handicrafts: Cultural Heritage as Enterprise
Ancestral Artistry Revived In Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains, Amazigh women are reviving ancient weaving, jewelry, and pottery traditions. Once undervalued,…
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Tanzania’s Seaweed Farmers: Ocean Crops for Climate and Commerce
Farming Beneath the Waves In the clear coastal waters of Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania, thousands of women are cultivating seaweed,…
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