Several fuel stations in Zimbabwe have been closed down by the authorities for refusing to accept electronic payments from motorists. The garages, two in the capital, Harare, and one about 50km (31 miles) to its west of the city, wanted customers to
HARARE-For the sixth time this year, Zimbabwe has increased the price of petrol and diesel by up to 26% after the finance minister raised import tax on fuel last week. The latest increase has plied more misery on an already burdened citizens
Sudan’s ruling military council and the opposition Freedom and Change Alliance on Sunday signed an agreement on the constitutional declaration that organizes work of transitional government institutions. Opposition leader Ahmed Rabie and Gen Mohamed Hamdan Daglo signed the deal. The African Union
Thousands of Malawians on Friday, took to the streets for another protest against their government, and force Chairperson of the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) Jane Ansa to resign who for allegedly failing to properly manage the May 21, 2019 general elections. The
Zimbabwe have been suspended from the International Cricket Council (ICC) and their funding from the sport’s governing body frozen. ICC funding has been withdrawn and the country will be barred from participating at ICC events. Zimbabwe are due to take part in
The firebrand leader and founder of Spirit Embassy (The Good News Church) has expressed interest to invest in the tourism and pharmaceutical in Uganda. The United Kingdom based church leader and business man, Uebert Angel met with Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni at
R&B star Beyonce has released the her 14-track album that she has produced to accompany The Lion King remake, entitled The Lion King: The Gift, to be released on Friday. Nigerian pop stars Tiwa Savage and Mr Eazi perform the song Keys to
Jacob Zuma, the former president of South Africa has told a judge-led inquiry that allegations of corruption against him were a “conspiracy” aimed at removing him from the political scene. He was appearing for the first time at the inquiry, which is
Police in Mzuzu city, in northern Malawi are yet to take to court three suspects in the murder of Alan Michael Fay, a British national who was operating a resort in the country, nearly three weeks after their arrest. The law enforcers
Activists in the Democratic Republic of Congo say security forces have fired on miners who were protesting against being evicted from a copper and cobalt mine run by the British-Swiss multinational Glencore. Activists say shots were fired at the miners after they