King commissions 192 Police recruits
SpreadBy Thokozani Mazibuko LIPHUMILE LILANGA! His Majesty King Mswati III, the Ingwenyama of the Kingdom of Eswatini and the Commissioner…
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South African coalition party says US trade deal may hinge on race policies
The government of South Africa, Africa’s biggest economy, has tried for months to negotiate a trade deal with Washington but failed to reach agreement before Trump’s deadline.
Nigeria arraigns five accused in 2022 Catholic church massacre in Abuja court
The trial is expected to test the government’s ability to prosecute cases tied to terrorism, a challenge as Nigeria grapples with insurgencies and insecurity.
Are African countries aware of their own mineral wealth? Ghana and Rwanda offer two very different answers
Post-independence, many African nations nationalised their mining sectors. International pressure led to privatisation in the 1980s.
Eswatini takes centre stage at the 45th SADC Summit in Madagascar
SpreadBy Siphesihle Dlamini The recent 45th Ordinary Summit of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Heads of State and Government,…
Eswatini Charts New Energy and Trade Pathways Across Borders
From the bustling port city of Maputo to the Caspian shores of Turkmenistan, His Majesty has spent the past week advancing Eswatini’s strategic interests
Tricky CAF draw for Nsingizini, Leopard
Nsingizini will take on the Zimbabwean side Simba Bhora in the prestigious CAF Champions League preliminary round between September 19 and 24, 2025.
Namibia’s forgotten genocide: how Bushmen were hunted and killed under German colonial rule
Today, most Bushmen still live a life of servitude in their own country. Local San and human rights activists encouraged me to bring out an updated and inexpensive version, which the University of Namibia Press has just published.
Turkey says Muslim countries must be united against Israel’s Gaza takeover plan
SpreadMuslim nations must work in total unison and work to mobilise the international community against Israel’s plan to take control…
Zambia denies health risks flagged by US embassy over acid spill
The spill occurred in February, when a tailings dam failed at a Chinese-run copper processing plant, spewing 50,000 cubic metres of acidic slurry into nearby rivers.