South Africa: Hundreds Walk in Silence for Deaf Awareness
[GroundUp] People who can hear wore earplugs for the 5km route
[GroundUp] People who can hear wore earplugs for the 5km route
[Nyasa Times] President Arthur Peter Mutharika has kicked off a government reshuffle ahead of his administration's first anniversary, appointing veteran diplomat Ambassador Chimango Chirwa as Principal Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with immediate effect.
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Kenya and the United States are seeking to deepen their strategic partnership by expanding trade and investment, lowering healthcare costs and strengthening cooperation on critical minerals, defence and regional security.
[Capital FM] NAIROBI -- Business leaders, entrepreneurs and investors are set to meet in Nairobi this month for a networking event targeting players in Kenya's private sector.
Kenya is due to start enforcing measures to restrict foreign nationals from operating small-scale businesses.
Chelsea manager Xabi Alonso admitted that the 2-1 defeat to Arsenal “hurts” but insisted his team must use the setback positively as they continue to develop under his management. Chelsea made a dream start at the Emirates Stadium when Morgan Rogers opened the scoring after just 77 seconds. However,
Nigeria’s D’Tigress have been eliminated from the 2026 FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup in Berlin after France defeated South Korea 95–69, ending Nigeria’s hopes of reaching the knockout stages. The elimination comes after D’Tigress suffered back-to-back defeats in Group B. Nigeria lost 99–81 to So
PIDG has helped bring close to 300 projects to financial close, mobilising nearly $32 billion of private sector investment into projects collectively worth more than $50 billion.
Tems headlined Afro Plus Fest 2026 in Maryland wearing a custom electric blue fringe dress styled by Dunsin Wright. The post Blue Is Definitely Tems’ Colour! See Her Electric Blue Afro Plus Fest 2026 Look appeared first on BellaNaija - Showcasing Africa to the world. Read today!.
NIMC now has 117.5 million people with National Identification Numbers (NINs), but the latest World Bank assessment suggests the harder part may be turning that scale into a system that is accurate, trusted and useful.