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Zambia's Vice President Mutale Nalumango and eight others survived a helicopter crash in Nakonde on July 9, 2026, with details of the incident still sketchy.
The leader of South Africa’s anti-immigration movement, March and March, has intensified the group’s campaign after announcing a new protest schedule.
Emotional scenes unfold as Abu Trica's wife leaves Accra High Court distressed after his extradition to the US, highlighting the personal toll of legal proceedings.
Communities in Rustenburg march to the Impala recruitment centre, demanding local employment priority, following Julius Malema's warnings about job exclusion.
Joseph Paintsil, Black Stars winger, has released a new song, 'Am Never Alone,' addressing fake love and politics post-World Cup exit, stirring reactions.
A South African taxi driver shared how the protests have devastated his business, highlighting the struggles faced by the predominantly Black-owned industry.
A 44-year-old headteacher from Glikpome Basic School in Akatsi has been found dead in a guesthouse, with the circumstances of his death still unclear.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's Cabinet reshuffle sparks controversy over Dina Pule's return and concerns on racial representation in South African politics.
The Uganda government has barred lawyers from addressing judges as "My Lord" after introducing new courtroom titles as part of its decolonisation efforts.
Ruth Sekyi
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