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September 27, 2021
African Sex Workers Face Digital Abuse as COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Them Online

"Most of the nude videos and pictures (I sell) do not show my face," said Mandy Kusasa, as she scrolled through one of her two smartphones at her home in Zimbabwe's eastern city of Mutare.

September 27, 2021
Botswana’s Alcohol Industry Cautious as Night Spots Prepare to Open

Normal business is expected to resume as Botswana exits an 18-month long state of emergency.
September 27, 2021
Zimbabwe Bolsters Emissions Targets Ahead of Climate Summit

Zimbabwe's mitigation measures include creating 500,000 more hectares of forest land by 2025, adding 2,098 megawatts of capacity through microgrids by 2028, and expanding solar power capacity.
September 27, 2021
Panic Buying Leaves Fuel Pumps Dry in Major British Cities

A dire post-Brexit shortage of truck drivers has sown chaos through British supply chains in everything from food to fuel, raising the specter of disruptions and price rises in the run up to Christmas
September 27, 2021
Zimbabwe Crafting Regulations to Outlaw Private Voluntary Organizations 'Dabbling' in Politics

Under the new regulations, PVOs funding or supporting candidates in an election will face heavy fines or imprisoned for a period not exceeding one year or both. At the same time, operating an unregistered PVO would attract a 10-year sentence.
September 27, 2021
South Africans Want Their Country Off Britain's COVID Travel 'Red List'

Pandemic-related UK travel restrictions are taking a toll on South African tourism and people wanting to visit their families in Britain
September 27, 2021
Coronavirus Surge Overwhelming Hospitals in Some Parts of US

‘Our hospitals are filled with unvaccinated people,’ key US health official says
September 27, 2021
Tunisians Protest Against President's Perceived Power Grab

Saied this week brushed aside much of the 2014 constitution, giving himself power to rule by decree two months after he sacked the prime minister, suspended parliament and assumed executive authority.
September 26, 2021
United States Pressing Mnangagwa Government to Hold Postponed Parly, Council By-elections

”When will the Zimbabwean government resume by-elections? Long-standing parliamentary vacancies have left over 754,000 voters in 26 constituencies without elected representation. Only by-elections will restore these citizens’ rights to representation."
September 26, 2021
Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Says Africa Facing Heightened Colonial Agenda, Scramble for Natural Resources

“Forcible overthrow of governments, joint military exercises, aggression, renewed appetite for intervention in sovereign countries, subversion and mercenaryism, normalized and renewed scramble for natural resources, secret military pacts, geo-political competitions and others are becoming pervasive"
September 25, 2021
Mozambicans Return to Uncertain Future After Islamists Pushed Back

The United Nations has warned of a continuing militant threat in Cabo Delgado, where Rwandan forces are patrolling burnt-out streets once besieged by the militants.
September 25, 2021
Mnangagwa Says Zimbabwe A Democratic State Crippled by ‘Illegal Sanctions’

“My administration continues to entrench democracy, constitutionalism and the rule of law through sound legislation as well as fair and impartial administration of justice."

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Tuesday 28 September 2021

African Sex Workers Face Digital Abuse as COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Them Online

Botswana’s Alcohol Industry Cautious as Night Spots Prepare to Open

Zimbabwe Bolsters Emissions Targets Ahead of Climate Summit

Panic Buying Leaves Fuel Pumps Dry in Major British Cities

Zimbabwe Crafting Regulations to Outlaw Private Voluntary Organizations 'Dabbling' in Politics

South Africans Want Their Country Off Britain's COVID Travel 'Red List'

Coronavirus Surge Overwhelming Hospitals in Some Parts of US

Tunisians Protest Against President's Perceived Power Grab

United States Pressing Mnangagwa Government to Hold Postponed Parly, Council By-elections

Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Says Africa Facing Heightened Colonial Agenda, Scramble for Natural Resources

Mozambicans Return to Uncertain Future After Islamists Pushed Back

Mnangagwa Says Zimbabwe A Democratic State Crippled by ‘Illegal Sanctions’

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Tuesday 28 September 2021

African Sex Workers Face Digital Abuse as COVID-19 Pandemic Pushes Them Online

Botswana’s Alcohol Industry Cautious as Night Spots Prepare to Open

Zimbabwe Bolsters Emissions Targets Ahead of Climate Summit

Panic Buying Leaves Fuel Pumps Dry in Major British Cities

Zimbabwe Crafting Regulations to Outlaw Private Voluntary Organizations 'Dabbling' in Politics

South Africans Want Their Country Off Britain's COVID Travel 'Red List'

Coronavirus Surge Overwhelming Hospitals in Some Parts of US

Tunisians Protest Against President's Perceived Power Grab

United States Pressing Mnangagwa Government to Hold Postponed Parly, Council By-elections

Ethiopian Deputy Prime Minister Says Africa Facing Heightened Colonial Agenda, Scramble for Natural Resources

Mozambicans Return to Uncertain Future After Islamists Pushed Back

Mnangagwa Says Zimbabwe A Democratic State Crippled by ‘Illegal Sanctions’