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4 weeks ago | November 15, 2018
Theresa May on the brink
Prime Minister Theresa May is fighting for her political life as a growing revolt from within her own party threatens to ...
SA plods ahead with land reform
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) is forging ahead with plans to amend the constitution to make it ...
1 month ago | November 7, 2018
Africa enjoying oil boom
Africa is finally seeing the benefits from the recovery in crude prices as companies ramp up drilling from Algeria to Namibia.
2 months ago | October 19, 2018
Exxon looks to Southern and West Africa for big oil find
Kevin Crowley Exxon Mobil Corp is targeting western and southern Africa for the world’s next big oil bonanza as the ...
11 months ago | January 31, 2018
Winnie Mandela discharged from hospital
JOHANNESBURG.— South Africa South African anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela was discharged from hospital ...
Kenya’s Raila Odinga swears self as president
NAIROBI. — Kenyan authorities suspended television and radio stations yesterday as supporters of opposition leader Raila ...
1 year ago | November 19, 2017
High praise for ZDF in SA
Pretoria — Zimbabweans gathered in Pretoria on Saturday to demand the removal of President Mugabe praised their ...
Da Vinci painting sells for US$450m
A 500-year-old painting believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci has sold for US$450,3 million in New York, blazing a new ...
Trump reverses Zim elephants plan
Matt Pearce In a surprise move, the Trump administration will suspend its recent decision to allow hunters to bring ...
Funeral for 26 Nigerian drowning victims
Salerno — Italy held a mass funeral on Friday for 26 young Nigerian women who drowned while trying to cross the ...
Zuma backs the people
South African President Jacob Zuma said on Saturday the African region was committed to supporting “the people of ...
Belgium seeks Catalonia leader exit
A prosecutor has requested the former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont be extradited to Spain.
1 year ago | November 12, 2017
Love thy orphan
Romans were the first people to start orphanages in 400 AD.
Vatican ceases to sell cigarettes
CONCERNED by the damage caused by smoking, Pope Francis has banned the sale of cigarettes in Vatican City State.
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