[Nyasa Times] First Lady Gertrude Mutharika's charity, Beautify Malawi Trust (Beam), has distributed duvets, sugar, soap, soya pieces, orange juice and flour to around 1,000 Malawians returned from South Africa, in a handover staged at Joyce Chitsulo Stadium in Mwanza.
[MFWA] The Media Foundation for West Africa (MFWA) is partnering with Uganda-based Unwanted Witness (UW), Ghana's Data Protection Commission (DPC), and the Hewlett Foundation to organise the eighth edition of the Privacy Symposium Africa (PSA), themed "Money. Data. Control."
[The Conversation Africa] Each year, millions of young Africans enter the labour market in search of stable and fulfilling employment. In Mozambique alone, more than half a million young people join the workforce annually.
Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote’s investments are proving that African industrial giants can protect the continent from geopolitical crises and supply disruptions, says Afreximbank president George Elombi.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Poverty may have a greater influence on healthy brain ageing than a cancer diagnosis, according to a new study by the Aga Khan University Brain and Mind Institute (AKU-BMI), highlighting the role of socioeconomic conditions in shaping long-term cognitive
Renewed for just a single year, AGOA enters a period of unprecedented uncertainty. In the face of a Washington that now demands reciprocity, African nations are accelerating their trade diversification.
Her election as the first African woman to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea is a landmark moment for her native Ghana and for the continent’s voice in global justice.
The National Treasury has temporarily frozen R13.5bn ($825.8m) in funding to 69 failing South African municipalities, drawing a hard line against financial mismanagement ahead of the November local government elections.
Vusimusi "Cat" Matlala could have given evidence against senior police officials in a $22m graft case.
Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo was convicted in absentia along with 15 RSF commanders and allies.
[UCT] The Genesis Project, which forms a key part of the University of Cape Town's (UCT) Faculty of Commerce's postgraduate diploma in management and entrepreneurship, is celebrating its 30th year in 2026. The programme's unique structure and keen focus on building business
[New Dawn] A Chinese development expert, Dr. Zhou Taidong, has rejected claims that China uses loans and aid to trap poor countries, saying China's cooperation with African countries is based on mutual benefit and South-South cooperation.
Assistant Secretary of State Frank Garcia is travelling to Nigeria, Mali and Côte d’Ivoire for his inaugural trip to the continent, as the United States seeks to rebuild ties with the Alliance of Sahelian States.
The UK is trying to extradite a man after his wife and two daughters are found dead in Bedfordshire.
A court sentenced the Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan ‘Hemeti’ Dagalo and 15 others to death over killing a regional governor and war crimes.
[New Zimbabwe] TRANSPARENCY International Zimbabwe (TIZ) has called for stricter political finance laws and faster anti-corruption action as Zimbabwe joined the continent to mark Africa Anti-Corruption Day over the weekend.