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Zimbabwe Journalist Detained Over Corruption Report
A Zimbabwean journalist has been detained for more than a week following the publication of an investigative report alleging corruption involving a waste management company.
U.N. Calls for Immediate Gaza Ceasefire
The United Nations Security Council has called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza as fighting between Israel and Hamas continues to escalate.
Migrant Crisis: Tragic Incidents in Libya and Greece Highlight Mediterranean Dangers
Recent incidents in Libya and Greece have once again underscored the deadly risks faced by migrants and asylum seekers attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea in search of safety and better opportunities.
ZIMBABWE ORDERS FOREIGN BUSINESSES TO CEDE 75% OWNERSHIP TO LOCALS
The Government of Zimbabwe has enacted a new law requiring foreign-owned businesses to hand over 75 percent ownership to local Zimbabweans within three years or cease operations in the country.
Gaza's Humanitarian Crisis Deepens, over 600 killed since Ceasefire.
The humanitarian Crisis in Gaza continues to worsen with over 600 Palestinians Killed in Israeli attacks since the ceasefire came into effect, according to Gaza's ministry of Health.
MUGABE’S SON ARRESTED IN JOHANNESBURG OVER ALLEGED SHOOTING OF GARDENER
Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, the youngest son of Zimbabwe’s late former president Robert Mugabe, has been arrested after a 23 year old gardener was shot at a house in Hyde Park on Wednesday.
AFRICA’S MINERAL WEALTH CAN ONLY THRIVE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS, SAYS PRESIDENT HICHILEMA AT MINING INDABA.
The 32nd Investing in African Mining Indaba opened in Cape Town with a strong call for unity and collective action across the continent’s mining sector.