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US suspends routine visa services in Zimbabwe

The United States Embassy in Zimbabwe has suspended routine visa services, citing national security and public safety concerns. The directive to halt consular operations came...

Zambia: Court rules for repatriation of ex-President’s remains

A South African court has ordered the repatriation of the remains of former President Edgar Lungu for a state burial in Zambia, despite objections...

South Africa’s response to US tariffs

South Africa has responded to recent 30% U.S. tariff signaling its willingness to negotiate diplomatically but also look to other markets. The US tariffs are...

US deportations to Eswatini trigger concerns

The deportation of five immigrants from the United States to Eswatini has sparked international human rights concerns. Eswatini’s government confirmed it had accepted the deportees...

Africa Zero Waste Academy launches with waste management commitment

The Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) has launched the Africa Zero Waste Academy, the first Academy from the GAIA/BFFP Africa Team. The Africa Zero...

Why Zambia’s ex-President Lungu is to be buried in South Africa

Former Zambian President Edgar Lungu will now be buried in South Africa, where he had gone for medical treatment before his death this month. The...

Zambia: Dispute over ex-President Lungu’s funeral arrangements

Zambia is grappling with a political and familial dispute over the funeral arrangements of former President Edgar Lungu. Lungu, who led Zambia from 2015 to...

South Africa hit by winter storm, floods and snow kill several

Several deaths have been recorded in South Africa's Eastern Cape province due to flooding. A powerful winter storm has swept across the country since the...

South Africa is leading the call for responsible gambling in African countries

South Africa is once again positioning itself as a leader in ethical gambling practices, with the upcoming Responsible Gambling Summit 2025 set to take...

Botswana’s ruling party voted out after 58 years in power

Botswana’s ruling party has been voted out of power after ruling the African country for almost six decades. According to tallies released by the county’s...

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