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Zimbabweans and the ZEP

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Zimbabweans to set up businesses without being required to first invest R5-million in South Africa, and the study permit was just that; a permit that allowed Zimbabweans to live and study in South Africa until the end of their studies.

Pay attention: Our food system is broken

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Hunger and obesity are symptoms of the same problem. Activist Raj Patel’s latest film follows a Malawian farmer as she cares for the Earth while growing crops

Africans abroad: Living the dream — in South Africa

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Sandras Phiri is a global ‘go-to’ business start-up coach, empowering others and practising entrepreneurship. The born and bred Zambian plies his trade from South Africa and would not have it any other way

Streaming wars come to Africa

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Competition in Africa’s subscription video-on-demand services is set to intensify, as new local and international players enter

Sudan staggers under weight of Africa’s biggest fuel spike

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Over the past year, the price of petrol in Sudan has risen by 132%, the steepest increase on the continent. Although economic factors play a role, the country’s generals also have a lot to answer for.

Watch: The Big Africa Debate (Part 2)

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The series is an interactive platform for policy-makers, civil society and academia to discuss and debate the challenges and opportunities for Africa.

Monkeypox is on the loose in Europe. So why are journalists using pictures of Africans?

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Western media treats Africans as victims, villains or vectors of disease.

Faltering insurgency in Mozambique still threatens lives – and gas projects

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Instability around crucial projects leaves them stalled, while Frelimo’s inability to accept its leadership failures is preventing long-term solutions to the conflict

Another deadly pathogen enters the fray — anthrax

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The disease is circulating in livestock, with some human cases reported.

A 21st-century stoning in Nigeria

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Deborah Samuel was killed by a mob of fellow students for a message she posted in a WhatsApp group – and the police were unable to stop them

Former Malawi president’s graft trial gets the green light

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Bakili Muluzi will face corruption charges for pocketing funding that was meant to build a new hospital

Africa Month: A taste of the cuisine the continent has to offer

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Celebrate the African ‘year of nutrition’ by getting stuck into some of the tastiest food the continent can dish up.

Top 10 Fenty products you should own

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After debuting her historically inclusive shade range, Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty finally launches in Africa today.

As mobile internet speeds rise, Africans are spending more time streaming

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The move online due to Covid-19 restrictions further boosted the demand for such services by people on the continent

Playing the market in Zimbabwe. A citizen’s tale

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Zimbabwe’s stock market is riding on a digital wave that has given more citizens access to immense wealth opportunities

Experience Africa in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town

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If you had the opportunity to explore South Africa, to really see it, be confused by it, fall in love with the good, bad...

Igbo language defies extinction

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In 2012, Unesco said the language would have vanished by 2025 but 10 years later Igbo is one of the five top languages in Nigeria

Suicide cases soar in Zimbabwe

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The economic crisis in the country appears to be pushing people over the mental edge
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