Zambia Catholic Bishops: No support for blessing same-sex marriages
Zambia: The Zambia Conference of Catholic Bishops (ZCCB) issued a pastoral letter which clarifies that the blessing of same-sex marriages should not be interpreted as an endorsement of such unions.…
Reaction Unit opens hunt of armed robbery suspect in Southridge
South Africa: Reaction Unit of South Africa is looking for a suspect allegedly involved in an armed robbery in Southridge KZN. T he suspect, whose identity has not been confirmed,…
Reasons to visit South Africa this season
South Africa, a country located in the southernmost part of the African continent, is an amazing place like no other. Marked by several distinct ecosystems, it is an ideal destination…
Botswana: First lady Neo Masisi gives christmas gifts to inmates
Botswana: The First Lady of the Republic of Botswana, Neo Jane Masisi, addressed the prisoners at Bainesdrift Prison on Tuesday. The First Lady shared a message of hope and presented…
Free State: Provincial govt hosts march against gender based violence
Free State: In light of the alarming rise of Gender Based Violence and Femicide, the Provincial Government, under the leadership of Premier Mxolisi Dukwana, held a March on Wednesday in Bloemfontein's…
Bloemfontein farmers concerned over stock theft
South Africa (Bloemfontein): Farmers in Bloemfontein, South Africa, are suffering due to stock theft. These incidents are coming to light as the festivals, Christmas and New Year draw near. The…
Man forced to transfer funds at Gunpoint in Durban – KZN
KwaZulu Natal (Durban): A 47 year old man resident of Durban, KwaZulu Natal was held at gunpoint at a traffic light and forced to transfer R85,000 into an account.
Tebza De DJ headlines Namibian Festivities 2023
Namibia: Popular musical performer Tebza De DJ from South Africa, is going to perform at several events during this festive season, including the Owambo fests Oxungi and ZimFestive Nights 2023.…
Zambia to prosecute 60,000 Non-Compliant Teachers in 2024
Zambia: The teaching profession in Zambia is set to prosecute around 60,000 non-compliant teachers and staff starting from January 2024, signalling a stringent stance on adherence to professional standards.
