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    Why Bushiri met Shivambu – the preacher explains

    Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri has revealed why he met former MK Party secretary-general Floyd Shivambu during the latter’s controversial visit to Malawi earlier this year. The meeting later sparked disciplinary action against Shivambu within the MK Party. Bushiri: ‘The trip was not about me’ Speaking in an exclusive interview with eNCA, Bushiri said Shivambu’s trip […] More

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    Bushiri claims his church grew fivefold after leaving South Africa

    Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri, says his following in South Africa has risen to more than two million registered members. He maintains that the church expanded sharply after he fled the country while out on bail. In an exclusive interview with eNCA in Lilongwe, Malawi, Bushiri known to his followers as Major One said the church […] More

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    Cost of living: What R5 000 gets you in SA vs Zimbabwe

    When you say you have R5 000 to live off, how far does that stretch, in South Africa versus Zimbabwe? From rent and groceries to utilities and transport, the same sum can either barely cover basic living costs or leave you struggling to make ends meet, depending on the economy and local prices. The South […] More

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    How do teacher salaries compare between South Africa and Namibia?

    Teachers shape the next generation, and like all professionals, they deserve to be rewarded for their work. Understanding teachers’ salaries becomes crucial, especially when you are considering a teaching career. A Comparison between Two Countries The South African compares salaries of the public school teachers between Namibia and South Africa. This comparison shows a huge […] More

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    Beitbridge chaos: What travellers should expect this holiday season

    As the festive season approaches, thousands of travellers preparing to cross the Beitbridge Border Post are bracing for another year of long queues and congestions. Beitbridge remains one of Africa’s busiest land borders, and during December, traffic can surge to more than triple the normal volume. Busy days ahead at Beitbridge Border Post According to […] More

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    Voodoo or victory? Nigeria coach alleges sorcery in Congo’s win

    Nigeria’s National Men’s Football Team head coach Eric Chelle has accused Democratic Republic of Congo football team of using voodoo. Chelle explained that it was the reason why tampers flared between him and DR Congo staff at the end of the World Cup playoff final. DR Congo beats Nigeria in a crucial World Cup Playoff […] More

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    G20-Africa unites for debt sustainability in Africa

    As debt repayments weigh heavily on African economies, the G20-Africa High-Level Dialogue on Debt Sustainability is challenging the continent to take charge of its financial narrative. The dialogue was held on 10 November 2025 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. It brought together African Union member states, G20 representatives, and the United Nations. They unpacked on how Africa can […] More

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    Africa’s richest man eyes R17.16 billion bet on Zimbabwe industrial project

    Aliko Dangote, widely regarded as Africa’s wealthiest individual, is in Harare to finalise a sprawling US$1 billion (R17.16 billion) investment deal with the Zimbabwean government. Dangote to invest in Zimbabwe According to The Herald Online, Dangote’s planned investment centres on an integrated industrial complex that includes a cement plant, a coal mine and a power station. This […] More

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    South Africa returns looted treasures to Ghanaian traditional king

    South Africa and Britain have returned to a Ghanaian traditional king over 130 gold and bronze artefacts taken between the 1870s and the early 20th century, his palace announced. Asante king Otumfuo Osei Tutu II received the artefacts at the Manhyia Palace Museum in the Asante capital Kumasi on Sunday, a royal statement said. Royal […] More

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    Why Burkina Faso banned the fitness event with the ‘King of Squats’

    South African fitness coach Nkululeko Dlamini, famously known as the “King of Squats,” was forced to skip a planned fitness event in Burkina Faso. This was after Ouagadougou City Council banned the show. The event organisers had scheduled the Mega Show Fitness event for Saturday, 8 November, at the BCEAO Recreation Centre in Ouaga 2000. […] More

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    Zim cycling couple announce marriage — but snub local journalists

    Zimbabwe’s popular cycling couple, Thando Tshuma and Vusi Mkandhla, are now officially married. However their wedding announcement came with a sharp message for journalists based in Bulawayo. Zim cycling couple announce marriage The cycling couple, who became social media sensations during their cycling journey across Africa, revealed in a live video from Angola that they […] More

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    These Southern African nations are feeling the fuel price pinch

    Southern African motorists are paying vastly different prices for fuel, and it’s drivers in Zimbabwe and Malawi who are feeling the most pain at the pump. Both countries currently have the highest fuel prices in the region, outpacing neighbours like Angola, Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. Fuel prices: How diesel compares According to global fuel […] More

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