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Zambia switches to 100 percent LED bulbs

Zambia is attempting to convert the nation to energy-saving light emitting diode (LED) lightbulbs to help plug crippling power shortages that have hit mining and agriculture and imposed daily rationing on parts of the country.

Zuma sacks Gordhan as finance minister despite oppositions

The president of South Africa Jacob Zuma has made changes to his cabinet by replacing his finance minister Pravin Gordhan.

South Africa’s Zuma likely to step down next year

The President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma is reported to be considering to quit his job next year under a special deal from his African National Congress (ANC) party.

Police in Malawi clash with Angry parents over witchcraft

Police in Malawi reportedly used teargas to disperse rioting parents who accused a businessman of bewitching their children.

Zambia police to arrest persons wearing mini-skirt and skinny jeans

The Zambia police has announced that its officers will start arresting people who dress indecently in public.

South Africa’s search team unable to find missing Ghanaian Unicef director

It is becoming increasingly difficult for rescuers in South Africa to find the Ghanaian Unicef director who went missing in that country.

Zuma asked to stay way from Kathrada’s funeral

South Africa's President Jacob Zuma is not attending the funeral of veteran anti-apartheid activist Ahmed Kathrada at the request of his family.

Six people killed in eastern Zimbabwe Plane crash

Local media in Zimbabwe have reported that six people were killed when a small plane crashed in the eastern part of the country.

Anti-apartheid veteran Kathrada dies

Eighty-seven year old Ahmed Kathrada, affectionately known as 'Kathy' by those close to him, has died.

South Africa’s Finance Minister recalled from international roadshow

South African President Jacob Zuma ordered Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan to return from an investor roadshow to Britain and the United States on Monday because he "did not give permission for the trip", a government source said.

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