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Africa loses $50 billion yearly to illicit financial flows, says NSC. Calls for stronger whistleblower protection to combat corruption and financial losses.

WHO urges global governments to bolster Covid-19 measures after a surge in cases following the Hajj pilgrimage, emphasizing increased readiness.

Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger have confirmed their exit from ECOWAS, stressing the decision’s irreversibility and emphasizing regional autonomy.

American gospel stars Jekalyn Carr and VaShawn Mitchell will headline the Vine Choir’s 10th anniversary concert this Saturday in Harare.

Miss Rural Zimbabwe empowers rural youth, providing a platform for growth, leadership, and confidence, promoting positive role models and challenging stereotypes.

Inequality poses a significant threat to African democracy, warns Ford Foundation President Darren Walker at the State of Democracy in Africa Summit.

Rwanda commemorates 30 years of liberation, celebrating remarkable progress and resilience following the tragic 1994 genocide against the Tutsi.

Zimbabwe battles increasing school dropouts due to poverty and drug abuse. Government and NGOs collaborate to support children’s education and combat the crisis.

Government and UNDP conduct workshops to train local authorities on attracting investors, boosting skills for economic growth and development.

President Cyril Ramaphosa forms a new cabinet, sharing power with the DA in a historic government of national unity for South Africa.