[New Zimbabwe] THE International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) has urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa to urgently release the teachers who were arrested during a flash demonstration last week amid urgent calls to respect citizens' rights.

[New Zimbabwe] A BULAWAYO based pressure group advocating for Gukurahundi reparation says has welcomed Matabeleland South Chiefs' demands on government to apologise publicly over the Gukurahundi atrocities but said mere apology will not bring any clo...

[New Zimbabwe] YOUTH, Sports, Arts and Recreation minister Kirsty Coventry has come under fire from stakeholders following the selection of all white senior women's hockey team to represent Zimbabwe in the Africa Cup of Nations in Accra, Ghana.

[New Zimbabwe] THE Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has vowed to escalate the quashing of the teachers' demonstration to the Tripartite Negotiation Forum (TNF).

[New Zimbabwe] SCORES of commuters in Bulawayo were left stranded following an intensive crackdown all vehicles with no registration plates or Temporary Identification Cards (TICs) conducted by the police, Vehicle Inspection Department (VID) and Zimb...

[New Zimbabwe] PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has warned his senior Zanu PF lieutenants against indiscipline ahead of upcoming legislative and municipal by-elections.

[New Zimbabwe] WARRIORS coach Norman Mapeza has shifted the blame on his players after the senior national team became the first side to crash out of the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) on Friday night.

[New Zimbabwe] ZANU-PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa has blamed western countries for causing a brain drain in the health sector saying that they lure the Zimbabwe's medical practitioners with better salaries.

[Daily Maverick] Limited-overs captain Temba Bavuma promises that, as confidence builds, big results will come.

[Namibian] A FIVE-year-old child is feared dead after being attacked by a crocodile on Thursday.

[Namibian] THE Otjiwarongo local authority council finalised the election of political office bearers on Friday

[New Zimbabwe] RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) efforts to mop up excess cash also known as "bad money" has pushed broad money supply stocks to ZW$26,2 billion in line with the set quarterly framework.

[New Zimbabwe] GOVERNMENT owned motor vehicles will not be receiving any preferential treatment as police impound unregistered, unlicensed and plate-less vehicles in an operation that commenced Saturday.

[Namibian] A 20-year-old man took his own life while in prison on Thursday at around 13h00.

[allAfrica] Cape Town -- Environmental activists are preparing for another legal battle against a planned seismic survey. This comes less than a month after the Makhanda High Court granted an interdict against oil giant Shell over its intended explor...

[VOA] Windhoek, Namibia -- Namibian authorities say thousands of Angolans who entered Namibia in the past year to escape drought back home, have been returning amid fresh rains. Authorities this month said at least 18 Angolan infants, whose parents f...

[Times of Zambia] THE loss of forests in Zambia, which is now leading to an increase in the frequency and intensity of adverse weather events such as droughts and floods, has become a national concern.

[New Zimbabwe] PRESSURE is mounting from teachers' unions across the continent for the immediate release the arrested Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) members arrested early this week during a flash demonstration.

[Namibian] PRESIDENT Hage Geingob gives public and private sector workplaces the green-light to reserve entry to individuals who do not present vaccination passports.

[GroundUp] Court ruled that a delay in applying for refugee status does not affect a person's right to apply for recognition as a refugee

[New Frame] Lindiwe Sisulu's attack on the judiciary is misguided. Not once since 1994 has a government tested the Constitution's capacity to implement change, but the courts have.

[GroundUp] High rates of vaccination, past infections and the variant itself helped suppress deaths and hospitalisations

[Namibian] STATISTICIAN general of the statistics agency Alex Shimuafeni says they need about N$1,1 billion to execute the planned population census this year.

[New Zimbabwe] PRESIDENT Emmerson Mnangagwa has resumed his traditional annual leave Thursday, his office has announced.

[GroundUp] Activists blame City for sewage spills and lack of transparency

[New Frame] This last in a three-part series takes a look at efforts to produce more dictionaries and other materials in Khoisan languages and provides a glimpse of San life in a small village.

[SAnews.gov.za] The Gauteng province has officially exited the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic with the rest of South Africa's provinces already having reached their peak and on a steady decline.

[New Era] The Kunene Regional Council might have paid its workers their December salaries last week, but the High Court observed on Wednesday that the suit against it filed by the Namibia Public Workers Union is not yet finalised.

[New Era] Government yesterday again emphasised that statistics and numbers do not lie, and the benefits of vaccination are convincingly demonstrated in Namibia. The overwhelming majority of new infections, hospitalisations, ICU admissions and deaths...

[New Era] Despite not having committed troops to Mozambique to help battle an Islamic extremist insurgency in northern Cabo Delgado province, vice president Nangolo Mbumba says Namibia remains committed to the SADC goals, aspirations and policies.