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[allAfrica] Cape Town -- There is no honour in waste!

[GroundUp] Women who divorced under Sharia were often left destitute and powerless to enforce maintenance and protect the rights of their children

[SAnews.gov.za] Eskom workers are expected back at work this morning following violent industrial strike action, which plunged the country into an electricity supply crunch over the past week.

[Daily Maverick] The Eastern Cape Liquor Board opened a case on Tuesday against the owner of East London's Enyobeni tavern. Residents held a night vigil 50m from the nightspot where 21 young people died on Sunday morning.

[DW] From the day they are born, they have to hide in the shadows. They're derided for the way they look, ostracized from communal life and persecuted. In some cultures, superstitious beliefs are attached to their physical appearance, from magical cu...

[African Arguments] The state-owned ZBC no longer has a monopoly, but that doesn't meanfree-to-air TV in Zimbabwe isany more diverse or varied.

[SAnews.gov.za] The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) has confirmed the country's second case of Monkeypox.

[Daily Maverick] The Numsa and NUM unions have called on workers to 'normalise the situation' after they said Eskom had agreed to return to the bargaining table. That is a transparent code to their members taking part in an illegal strike blamed for ...

[Daily Maverick] Minister of Communications Khumbudzo Ntshavheni did not consult telecommunications, broadcasting and civil society players about South Africa's decision to migrate from analogue to digital broadcasting on 30 June 2022. And because of...

[Daily Maverick] A case of monkeypox has been identified in Cape Town. This is the second confirmed case in South Africa. Both infected persons have no travel history, suggesting a high probability of local transmission.

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[The Herald] President Mnangagwa has gazetted Statutory Instrument 118A of 2022 entrenching the multi-currency system as announced by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube yesterday.

[New Zimbabwe] THE suspected murderers of Tapiwa Makore Jnr will now stand trial in October this year after the High Court postponed the hearing at state's instance.

[263Chat] In a statement, CCC national spokesperson Fadzayi Mahere said more is needed to address the current crisis.

[Namibian] National police spokesperson deputy commissioner Kauna Shikwambi says the incident which led to Windhoek mayor Sade Gawanas being arrested by the police on Monday started with a middle finger.

[New Zimbabwe] Government has reviewed upwards civil servants salaries and allowances following threats to down tools over almost worthless earnings.

[New Zimbabwe] Kwekwe City Council has put illegal tuck-shop owners on notice, indicating it is set to demolish all their unlawfully built structures.

[New Zimbabwe] A machete gang which had been terrorising Gweru residents has been slapped with an effective 18-year jail term.

[The Herald] The Zimbabwe Republic Police have launched investigations into the death of two senior Zanu PF officials in Nyatsime area of Chitungwiza with one of them alleged to have been poisoned, while the other reportedly succumbed to a stress-rel...

[GroundUp] Nurses want rural allowance. Patients at six hospitals and clinics in the Raymond Mhlaba Local Municipality wait for hours.

[GroundUp] Trial of protesters arrested in Lenasia drags on for six years and counting

[SAnews.gov.za] South Africa on Tuesday recorded 343 new COVID-19 cases, bringing the total number of laboratory-confirmed cases to 3 993 004.

[Nyasa Times] A British investor has pumped in K800 million in oil industry which is largely to benefit a rural area in Nkhotakota.

[Nyasa Times] Malawians should expect a weaker opposition in parliament as the country's main opposition party, Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has its internal fight to another level.

[Daily Maverick] Sugar producer Tongaat's ill-fated capital-raising deal with Zimbabwe's controversial Rudland family is finally over. But where to now for a highly indebted company?

[Daily Maverick] The University of Pretoria's Dean of Theology and Religion, Jerry Pillay, will be leaving to take up the post of general secretary of the World Council of Churches in Geneva.

[Daily Maverick] The unfinished business of justice for the community of Marikana after the massacre there 10 years ago has been dealt a devastating blow by the murder of a community activist.

[Daily Maverick] An uneasy truce struck between Operation Dudula and foreign shop owners in Orange Grove, Johannesburg, has fallen apart. The Consul-General of Nigeria has now acted to assist his country's nationals.

[Daily Maverick] How tiresome it is to be writing about Eskom again. How long does this have to go on? Who is to blame? It just seems to be endless.