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In Harare’s Hopley suburb, a group of young researchers has revealed startling insights into drug and substance abuse among Zimbabwe’s youth. Their research points to porous borders and corrupt practices …

A group of Malian translators who work for the German peacekeepers in Mali have expressed their fear of being targeted by jihadist groups after the UN mission ends its operation …

South Africa’s leading fashion retailer, TFG, is hopeful about its prospects for the upcoming Black Friday and Christmas shopping seasons, despite reporting a 15.3% decline in half-year earnings. TFG, which …

African leaders have recently renewed their commitment to attracting capital to the continent. They gathered at the Africa Investment Forum (AIF) Market Days in Marrakesh, Morocco, with a clear goal. …

South Africa faces a daunting challenge as it grapples with a power supply crisis that threatens to derail its efforts to meet the 2030 carbon emissions reduction targets set under …

Nigeria’s universities, polytechnics, and colleges are increasingly grappling with the presence of ‘Yahoo Yahoo,’ a term denoting advanced fee fraud perpetrated by students. Campuses have become stages where luxurious lifestyles, …

The Federal Reserve’s decision to stop raising interest rates has had mixed effects on global markets and currencies. Some investors are optimistic that lower rates will boost growth and earnings, …

Austin Gamey, CEO of Pulse Institute Africa, issued a strong plea to African leaders: set aside partisan divisions and focus on national unity for societal advancement. Addressing the Global Well-Respected …

TETFund engages with UK universities to reclaim absent scholars, aiming to enhance Nigeria’s academic landscape through strategic partnerships.

WeWork, the office-sharing startup that once soared to a $47 billion valuation, has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US. The company, which is backed by Japanese tech giant SoftBank, …