South African President Cyril Ramaphosa starts his new term with a multi-party government, aiming to tackle economic inequality, unemployment, and corruption through unity and collaboration.
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Unicef reports that only one in five African countries meet the recommended education budget, risking future economic stability.
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Massive protests erupted across Kenya against the new Finance Bill proposing significant tax hikes, reflecting deep public discontent and economic anxiety
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Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulates South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on his re-election, underscoring strong and friendly ties between the two nations
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China’s exhibition showcased Zimbabwean art, where artists exchanged paintings for funds to support community development projects.
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Malawi’s Vice President Saulos Chilima is under investigation for alleged misappropriation of state funeral funds, sparking significant corruption concerns.
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South Africa’s unity government expands to include five parties, aiming for greater political inclusivity and collaboration. This coalition marks a new era in South African politics.
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South Africa’s traditional healers are partnering with medical professionals to increase HIV testing and treatment. This collaboration leverages the healers’ community influence to reduce stigma and improve health outcomes.
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The surge in rebel attacks in eastern Congo has sparked deadly protests, as residents demand better security and protection from armed groups. The escalating violence highlights the urgent need for …
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Drug abuse is fueling new HIV infections in Zimbabwe, particularly among youth, according to the National Aids Council (NAC).