Zambia’s Shaolin Temple Shows China-Africa Relations Moving Beyond Mines and Debt
Africa's first Shaolin temple outside Lusaka is training young Zambians in kung fu, language and discipline…
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Lesotho’s Male Midwives Show How Maternal Health Reform Reaches Rural Clinics
Lesotho's small but growing group of male midwives is helping rural clinics tackle maternal mortality while…
South African Miners’ Renewable Power Push Turns Energy Security Into a Balance Sheet Strategy
South African mining groups are scaling wind, solar, battery and alternative-energy projects as electricity costs and…
Zimbabwe’s Lake Kariba Ferry Disaster Exposes Africa’s Rural Transport Safety Gap
Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba ferry disaster has left at least 94 people dead, raising urgent questions over…
South Africa’s Verascient Raises $1.2M as Enterprise AI Moves From Tools to Infrastructure
Cape Town-founded Verascient has raised $1.2 million to build enterprise AI infrastructure that turns fragmented company…
South Africa’s Lenacapavir Rollout Turns HIV Prevention Into an Access Test
South Africa is scaling its twice-yearly Lenacapavir HIV prevention rollout as Gauteng receives new stock for…
Zimbabwe’s Maize Rebound Turns Import Controls Into a Food-Security Test
Zimbabwe's stronger maize harvest has reduced import pressure and revived a policy debate over local procurement,…
Zambia’s Court Closure Turns the Election Dispute Into a Rule-of-Law Test
Zambia's closure of top courts on the final day for an election petition has intensified scrutiny…
Namibia’s Sandpiper Phosphate Clearance Tests Africa’s Blue-Economy Trade-Offs
Namibia's environmental clearance for the offshore Sandpiper phosphate project has reopened a major debate over mining,…
Yellow’s Series C Puts African Solar and Smartphone Finance Back in the Spotlight
South Africa-based Yellow has raised a Series C round to scale solar and smartphone financing across…
Malawi : l’exode force depuis l’Afrique du Sud revele une crise migratoire africaine qui change d’echelle
Les Malawites figurent parmi les premiers frappes par la vague de deportations et de retours d'Afrique…
Zambie : l’inhumation d’Edgar Lungu en Afrique du Sud scelle une fracture d’Etat qui ne se refermera pas vite
La bataille autour de la depouille d'Edgar Lungu ne raconte plus seulement une querelle familiale: elle…