State arms manufacturer Denel has joined efforts to reduce the impact of COVID-19 on the country’s health system. The company is leading a project that… Read More »Denel, Csir, Armscor, Eskom Join Forces To Produce Covid-19 Ventilator
A mass community-based COVID-19 screening and testing programme will be expanded and rolled out in various communities across the country from Monday. The Western Cape… Read More »Expanded Covid-19 Testing Drive To Hit WC From Monday
There’s been a decline in serious and violent crime since the start of the 21-day national lockdown. According to the police ministry, this is because… Read More »SA Seeing Major Decline In Serious Crime Since Start Of Lockdown – Cele
Black women are leading the latest pandemic beauty trend, proving that not even COVID-19 quarantines can’t get in the way of a well-deserved ladies’ night.… Read More »Africa’s Beauty Influencers Slay the Latest Social Trend
Kenya’s leading telecom firm Safaricom and South Africa’s Vodacom said on Monday that they have completed the acquisition of the popular mobile money platform M-Pesa… Read More »Africa’s Leading Mobile Money Providers Seal the Deal
A valley dam that authorities in Rwanda say could contain about 30,000 bodies has been discovered more than a quarter-century after the country’s genocide in… Read More »Rwanda Makes a Shocking Discovery of the Past
From Ariel’s powerful #ShareTheLoad engagement to Dove showing us how to represent women more inclusively, there are some fantastic examples of brands actively shifting the… Read More »The Dawn of a New Dimension: Including Women by Design
The country’s interior ministry has sent a police robot to patrol the streets of the capital and enforce a lockdown imposed last month as the… Read More »Tunisia Uses Bots to Enforce Curfews
Mahmoud Jibril, who was Libya’s interim prime minister during the country’s uprising against longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi, has died from coronavirus. Jibril, 68, served seven… Read More »The Man behind Gaddafi’s Ousting Succumbs to Coronavirus
According to police records, nearly 2,000 people were arrested during the first week for defying lockdown laws. Scores of people have been rounded up and… Read More »Zimbabwe Enters Second Week of Lockdown with Numerous Complaints