Why coal mining at a world heritage site in SA met resistance

There are fears that new mining operations in the northeast of South Africa could threaten communities, tourism and the environment. ...Read More

Zambia, South Africa refute China debt trap allegation

Zambia and South Africa have clarified reports indicating that power utility companies in the two countries have been sold to China as part of an alleged debt swap arrangement. ...Read More

Zambia to connect one million SMEs to international markets by 202

At least 10 million small and medium enterprises (SMEs) owned by women globally account for 80% of jobs created by these kinds of businesses, but women are still marginalised despite their immense contribution to society, the International Trade Centre (ITC) said on Monday. ...Read More

MOZA PM CALLS FOR MAXIMISING GAINS FROM COOPERATION WITH ZIMBABWE

Mozambican Prime Minister Carlos Agostinho do Rosario has said that Mozambique needs to continue improving the efficiency of its infrastructures in order to maximise the gains from cooperation with Zimbabwe, particularly now that Zimbabwe is showing signs of an economic recovery. ...Read More

Could the future of food in the world depend on African agriculture?

Addressing a standing room only crowd of global agriculture experts at the FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy, in 2017, World Food Prize laureate and president of the African Development Bank, Akinwumi Adesina, said the answer to whether the future of food in the world depended on Africa's agriculture was a resounding yes. ...Read More