4th Annual Archives and Records Management Press Conference
Ministry of Youth, Gender, Sport and Culture, in conjunction with Botswana National Archives and Records Services(BNARS), held a press briefing yesterday at Cresta Lodge. The purpose of the Press Conference…
Zambia Malawi relations continue to yield positive results
Zambia: Malawi and Zambia have had a close history for a long time. The two countries share common values, history, language, culture, and a border. They were one country, along…
Dormitories constructed for boys of Merille Mixed Day School
Kenya Drylands Education Funds has recently taken a significant step to build a boys' Dormitory for Merille Mixed Day School students. This Dormitory initiative would be helpful for those from…
Thuntsha Lerole law enforcement captured stock theft suspects
Northern Cape, South Africa, Setlagole: The Thuntsha Lerole joint law enforcement operation has led to the arrest of four male suspects who were found with five heifers cramp loaded behind…
The Lighthouse: A Poetry by Kevin Isaac
When closeness no longer terrifies friendship and opportunities are seen to open doors to fresh opportunities, yet you still find you’re losing your way, take a look toward the lighthouse.…
Zambezi Portland Cement wins 1st prize in Enterprise category
Zambia: Zambezi Portland Cement Ltd (ZPC), a Zambian owned Cement Factory, has won first prize as the product of the year in the large enterprises category of the Zambia Annual…
FAZ coach Mwila gears up Copper Queens for WAFCON Clash with Angola
Zambia: Zambia assistant coach Florence Mwila put the Copper Queens through their paces as they continue to prepare for Wednesday’s Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) second round, first leg…
Red Arrows FC ready for Super League Week 13 after break
Zambia: The Red Arrows football club of Zambia is back in action by playing Super League week 13 this upcoming Sunday after the international break.
Botswana drug abuse contributes to violence – Minister Mmusi
Botswana: Gender-based violence in Botswana is increasing day by day in the country, and studies believe that one of the major reasons for GBV is Drug abuse.