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Angus Crichton has signed a two-year deal to join the NSW Waratahs, ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Rugby Australia CEO Phil Waugh expressed confidence in Crichton’s ability to contribute to the team. Potential Spring Tour Inclusion Phil Waugh suggested a potential transition for Crichton to join the Wallabies on the Spring Tour as […]
Plans for a multi-million-pound development in Wolverhampton, designed to create a “green innovation corridor,” have been approved by the city’s planning officers. The project aims to establish new employment land near the University of Wolverhampton’s Science Park. Project Overview The Six Mile Green project will involve the construction of up to 19,200 square metres of […]
The African Foundation for Legal Aid (AFLA) is seeking interns to support its work in human rights and international justice. This internship provides an opportunity to gain practical experience in research, advocacy, and capacity-building within a professional setting. Overview The internship offers exposure to human rights law, international criminal proceedings, and strategic advocacy initiatives. Interns […]
A graphic circulating on Facebook, which purports to display ratings of Bomet County leaders by Mizani Africa Research Company, has been determined to be false. The graphic includes alleged survey results for the Bomet County governor, woman representative, and Senate races, as well as parliamentary contests in Bomet East, Konoin, Chepalungu, and Sotik Constituencies. The […]
South African women participated in a nationwide shutdown to protest against gender-based violence. The event aimed to highlight the issue and its potential impact, with online expression playing a significant role in amplifying the message. South Africa’s Women’s Shutdown Women across South Africa halted work to demonstrate against gender-based violence. The shutdown’s online presence amplified […]
The governments of Zambia and Zimbabwe have committed $220 million each, totaling $440 million, towards the construction of the Batoka Gorge Hydro Electric Scheme (BGHES). This pledge, made at a December 29, 2023 meeting of the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA), aims to improve the project’s financial viability and attract private investors. The ZRA, which already […]
Rulani Mokwena, the head coach of MC Alger, has addressed speculation regarding a potential return to South Africa, particularly links with Kaizer Chiefs. He confirmed discussions with the Algerian club about extending his contract. MC Alger’s Success Under Mokwena Rulani Mokwena joined MC Alger in July 2025 and has achieved notable success during his tenure. […]
A$AP Rocky recently released his album Don’t Be Dumb, prompting discussion about the current state of the rap genre. Recurring conversations suggest a sense of stagnation, with established artists continuing to dominate the charts. The Persistence of Established Artists The top names in hip-hop, including Drake, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Travis Scott, Future, and the […]
The governments of Kenya and Rwanda have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to create a Kenya Ports Authority Liaison Office in Kigali, Rwanda. The agreement aims to improve trade facilitation and regional connectivity. Kenya Ports Authority Liaison Office in Kigali The Memorandum of Understanding formalizes the establishment and operation of the Kenya Ports Authority’s Liaison […]
South Africa is grappling with a persistent crime crisis, marked by high homicide rates and widespread gang violence. Police Minister Firoz Cachalia recently acknowledged that security forces are not yet capable of defeating criminal gangs. Gang Violence and Organized Crime Gang violence, alongside robberies, contributes significantly to the high number of murders in South Africa. […]