39 h. ago Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions

Mozambique’s parliament has unanimously passed a landmark law aimed at restoring peace through national dialogue and constitutional reform. Backed by all political parties, the law stems from a March 5 peace agreement between President Daniel Chapo and opposition leaders. It proposes restructuring the state, decentralizing power, and revising presidential authority to enhance democratic governance. While… Read More »Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions The post Mozambique Approves Historic Peace Law Amid Political Tensions first appeared on iAfrica.

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3 d. ago City Power condemns vandalism after suspected cable thief killed

A suspected cable thief was fatally electrocuted at the Houtkoppen substation last night.

Events

3 d. ago South African Steel Giant Gets State Boost to Avert April Shutdown

ArcelorMittal South Africa has postponed the planned closure of its long steel operations to August 31, following a $91.5 million lifeline from the state-owned Industrial Development Corporation. The struggling steelmaker had earlier announced it would shut down the division by April after failing to secure government concessions on electricity costs, freight rail tariffs, and import… Read More »South African Steel Giant Gets State Boost to Avert April Shutdown The post South African Steel Giant Gets State Boost to Avert April Shutdown first appeared on iAfrica.

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5 d. ago Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis

The Ségou’Art Festival, held annually in Mali, showcases the power of art and culture in uniting people despite political and regional divides. Amid jihadist threats and recent military coups in the Sahel, the festival fosters cultural exchange between diverse communities, such as the Tuareg and southern Malians. The event’s theme of cultural diversity, peace, and… Read More »Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis The post Ségou’Art Festival Bridges Divides, Unites Sahel Amid Crisis first appeared on iAfrica.

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6 d. ago Tensions rise in Zimbabwe over Mnangagwa’s bid to stay in power

Rising tensions in Zimbabwe as war veterans rally against Mnangagwa's plans to stay in power.

Politics

8 d. ago South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities

South Africa is collaborating with the World Bank on a $3 billion initiative to revitalize urban infrastructure in eight major cities, including Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Durban. These cities have experienced challenges, ranging from power outages and water shortages to degraded road networks and waste management systems. Under the plan, the World Bank will provide… Read More »South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities The post South Africa and World Bank Launch Plan to Rescue Struggling Cities first appeared on iAfrica.

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8 d. ago Ethiopia’s Abiy Calls for New Tigray Leader Amid Party Power Struggle

Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s Prime Minister, has called on Tigrayans to publicly nominate a new regional leader in a bid to ease tensions and prevent renewed conflict. This follows deepening divisions within the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), which recently saw armed supporters of party leader Debretsion Gebremichael seize key towns in the region, forcing interim… Read More »Ethiopia’s Abiy Calls for New Tigray Leader Amid Party Power Struggle The post Ethiopia’s Abiy Calls for New Tigray Leader Amid Party Power Struggle first appeared on iAfrica.

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9 d. ago Royal AM back on the market after Moodley deal falls through

Royal AM are reportedly back on the market after Moodley's deal to buy the club collapsed.

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9 d. ago Govt to allocates R9bn for infrastructure to boost service delivery

Deputy President reiterates that the Expropriation Act is the right decision to address land reform

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9 d. ago Buffalo City Metro expresses intention to buy Kwinana’s land

Kwinana is facing multiple charges of extortion and malicious damages to property.

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1 week ago Slowdown in inflation boosted salary earners’ buying power: Study

BankServ Africa shows that the slowdown in inflation has boosted salary earners' buying power.

Economics

1 week ago Ghana and Morocco Announce Plans to Eliminate Visa Requirements

Accra and Rabat are moving to scrap visa requirements for travelers between Ghana and Morocco to boost diplomatic and economic ties. According to Ghana’s Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the agreement will soon be presented to the parliaments of both countries for ratification. Ablakwa, who met with Morocco’s ambassador to Ghana Imane Ouaadil, revealed… Read More »Ghana and Morocco Announce Plans to Eliminate Visa Requirements The post Ghana and Morocco Announce Plans to Eliminate Visa Requirements first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure

Nigeria’s textile sector, a thriving industry in the 1990s, has crumbled under the weight of cheap Chinese imports, currency depreciation, and poor government support. Once boasting over 150 textile mills and supporting millions of jobs, the industry now has fewer than four functioning factories. Nigeria’s limited access to affordable raw materials, unreliable power supply, and… Read More »How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure The post How Nigeria’s Textile Industry Unraveled Under China’s Pressure first appeared on iAfrica.

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1 week ago City Power says it is expanding its electricity network in Joburg

City Power says it is expanding its electricity network in Johannesburg's Informal Settlements.

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1 week ago Nkowankowa residents in Limpopo protest over power and water outages

Nkowankowa township residents in Limpopo protest over power and water outages.

Politics

1 week ago Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid

On Sunday, Kusile Power Station’s Unit 6—the facility’s final unit—began contributing up to 800MW of electricity to South Africa’s national grid for the first time. Eskom announced that Unit 6 will undergo further testing over the next six months before its full integration into the grid as an official part of Eskom’s generation fleet. Once… Read More »Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid The post Kusile’s Final Unit Begins Generating 800MW, Boosting SA’s Energy Grid first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation

On March 21, 2025, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was inaugurated as Namibia’s first female president, marking a historic milestone for the nation. In her inaugural address, she emphasized plans to diversify the economy beyond its traditional reliance on natural resources. A key component of this strategy includes boosting investments in the agricultural sector to enhance domestic food… Read More »Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation The post Namibia’s First Female President Pledges Economic Diversification and Job Creation first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle

Once devastated by civil wars, Ivory Coast is now experiencing an economic resurgence. The nation, home to 31 million people, stands out in a region struggling with instability and inflation. Bernard Ayitee, a hedge-fund manager who grew up in the country, believes its economic potential is vast. In the 1980s, Ivory Coast thrived during the… Read More »Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle The post Ivory Coast’s Economic Revival Sparks Hope for a Second Miracle first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa

Soybeans, vital for poultry feed, are critical to food security in East and Southern Africa. However, climate change and market manipulation have disrupted production in Zambia and Malawi. Zambia’s soybean output dropped 74% in 2024 due to poor rains and low prices set by dominant buyers, forcing farmers to plant less. Meanwhile, Malawi’s production fell… Read More »Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa The post Soybean Market Turmoil Threatens Poultry Production in Southern Africa first appeared on iAfrica.

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2 w. ago IFP pledges to boost economy in Government of National Unity

IFP leader Hlabisa commits to boosting South Africa’s economy and job creation in the GNU

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