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South Africa’s opposition wants parliament dissolved

The DA on Wednesday announced that it intends to table a motion to dissolve Parliament on Thursday. This will be a first for a democratic South Africa, and if it succeeds, it will necessitate an early national election.

Zimbabwe to build Mugabe University worth $1 billion

Zimbabwe's cash-strapped government plans to build a $1 billion university named after 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe, the higher education minister said on Wednesday, a move that was quickly cricitised by the opposition as a waste of resources.

South Africa’s Zuma survives another vote of no-confidence

The President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma on Tuesday survived another vote of no-confidence which was taken in secret by Members of Parliament.

[Live Stream] – Zuma’s vote of no-confidence motion debate

Debate is ongoing on the motion of vote of no-confidence in South Africa’s Jacob Zuma in national assembly. Voting will be done by secret ballot.

Vote of no-confidence in South Africa’s Zuma will be secret

The vote of no-confidence in South Africa’s Jacob Zuma will be taken in secret, according to the national assembly speaker Baleka Mbete.

South African minister faces charges for assaulting 2 women

A deputy minister of education in South Africa has been charge by the police for slapping and assaulting two women at a nite club in Johannesburg.

Mozambique president in talks with opposition leader

Mozambique President Filipe Nyusi and the nation's opposition chief Afonso Dhlakama met on Sunday for the first time since 2015, a step toward peace after years of instability.

Rihanna gives bikes to girls in Malawi

Rihanna is giving bikes to girls in Malawi to help them get an education. It's part of a new partnership between the singer's Clara Lionel Foundation and Chinese bike-sharing company Ofo.

Opposition leader in Zambia detained for defaming president

Police arrested a Zambian opposition leader on Thursday and said he would be charged with defaming President Edgar Lungu, an offence that carries a maximum five-year prison term.

Al Qaeda releases South African kidnapped in 2011

South African Stephen McGowan, who was kidnapped by al Qaeda from the Mali tourist town of Timbuktu in 2011, has been released and is back home, foreign minister Maite Nkoana-Mashabane said on Thursday.

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