African traditional and cultural leaders have committed to intensifying efforts to prevent gender-based violence (GBV). The pledge was made at a high-level conference held on Monday.
African traditional and cultural leaders have pledged to intensify efforts to prevent gender-based violence (GBV). This commitment was made at a high-level conference. The leaders aim to strengthen their roles in addressing the issue within their communities.
The conference took place on Monday, February 3, 2026. Deborah Bodunde reported on the event for TheCable.
Minister hints on leading global talent economy as external reserves rise by $1.22bNigeria has reiterated its…
Argentina 's efforts to extradite and question a former Venezuelan official residing in Spain accused…
South African police warned anti-immigration groups Wednesday against taking the law into their own…
WASHINGTON (7News) — The two brothers accused of shooting at an undercover U.S. Park Police…
Despite Western governments’ long-standing preoccupation with China’s role in Africa, the major geopolitical transformation occurring…
Standard Bank Group has been ranked the most AI-mature bank in South Africa and the…