Police Minister Bheki Cele has clarified that South Africans will not be allowed to walk their dogs outside their residences during the 21-day national lockdown… Read More »SA Lockdown: No Booze, Dog Walks Or Restaurant Visits
In an extraordinary move to cushion the impact of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) on Wednesday announced several measures to… Read More »Sarb Announces New Measures To Ensure Flow Of Cash In Economy
Gauteng Premier David Makhura on Wednesday once again urged residents not to leave the province ahead of the 21-day lockdown as this may undermine government’s… Read More »Makhura: Stay Home, Don’t Travel Ahead Of Lockdown
The 20th century studio photography is often focused solely on the work of Seydou Keïta and Malick Sidibé, whose evocative black-and-white images have become sought… Read More »How Mali’s Golden Age of Photography has Evolved
“In repeated visits to Ghana over the past two decades, I have witnessed the amazing political and developmental revolution that is taking place there, and… Read More »An Extract from the Book ‘Africa First!’ by Jakkie Cilliers
Ciceron Nyalowala’s parents are disappointed. Their son took a boat from their riverside village to the city of Mbandaka, in the heart of the Congo… Read More »The Lucrative Business that’s Killing the Congo Basin
Mozambican immigration officers have found 64 dead bodies in a shipping container on the back of a lorry that had crossed into Mozambique from Malawi.… Read More »A Trailer of Death Intercepted in Mozambique
National Treasury is monitoring the economy very closely and is ready to provide support where it is needed. That’s the message from Treasury Director-General Dondo… Read More »Mogajane: Treasury Ready To Provide Support Where Needed
As South African small businesses brace for the harsh impact of the coronavirus epidemic (COVID-19), the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) on Tuesday said it had already recorded increased… Read More »UIF Sees Increased SMME Applications For COVID-19 Relief
For the past eight years, the Central African Republic (CAR) has been the theatre of a brutal civil war that has left its economy in… Read More »The Scars of the CAR Give Rise to a New Threat