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• Niger: Rights Groups Call for Release of Six Detained Protestors
  [CIVICUS] On 15 September 2020 it will be six months since three human rights defenders were jailed in Niger simply for participating in peaceful protests calling for an investigation into allegations of the misuse of funds by the Ministry of Defence…
  - 14 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 4:22pm -
• South Africa: Some TB Patients Still Required to Take Pills in Front of Witnesses
  [spotlight] Completing the six months of treatment for standard drug-susceptible tuberculosis (DS-TB) can be hard. Apart from side effects associated with the medicines, people may feel better after a month or two and be tempted to stop taking the tr…
  - 15 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 3:18pm -
• Namibia: Namibia Exits State of Emergency
  [Namibian] Windhoek -- THE government has decided not to extend the state of emergency which was implemented six months ago to curb the impact of the novel coronavirus.
  - 15 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 3:12pm -
• Namibia: Borders Open, Conditional to Neighbours
  [Namibian] AS the six-month long Covid-19 state of emergency lapses, Namibia's borders are once again open but travel might still be limited as some other countries remain locked down.
  - 16 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 3:10pm -
• Tanzania: High Court Orders Hanging of Five People for Killing Dr Mvungi
  [Daily News] THE High Court in Dar es Salaam has ordered five people to be hanged to death for killing former prominent lawyer and politician, Dr Edmund Sengondo Mvungi.
  - 16 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 2:48pm -
• Uganda: Locals Want Works On Old Railway As SGR Hopes Fade
  [Monitor] By Ronald Seebe
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 2:10pm -
• Uganda: NRM Orders Fresh Elections in Over 50 Pallisa Villages
  [Monitor] By Joseph Omollo
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 2:04pm -
• Tanzania: How Tanzania's Telecoms Sector Is Supporting the Country's Economic Growth
  [Citizen] Tanzania's economy has seen a period of steady economic growth for several years, helping the country reach its ambitious target of becoming a lower-middle-income economy five years ahead of schedule.
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 2:02pm -
• Zimbabwe: Booker Prize-Nominated Author Dangarembga Bemoans Low Reading Culture
  [263Chat] The environment and reading culture in Zimbabwe is not firm enough to support professional fiction writers with the declining standard of education in the country dealing a heavy blow on both writers and readers, Booker Prize-shortlisted wr…
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 1:27pm -
• Uganda: Prisons Sends Team to Investigate Moroto Jail Break
  [Monitor] The Uganda Prisons Service yesterday dispatched a team of investigators to establish the cause of prisoners' escape from Moroto government prison.
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 1:22pm -
• Burkina Faso: Young Rice Producers Combat Hunger Amid Poverty
  [allAfrica] On a mission to satisfy local demand for rice, the Mitiri Cooperative of Young Rice Producers are fighting for the eradication of hunger in Bagre, a rural community located in the east of Burkina Faso's Boulgou province. The area is home…
  - 17 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 1:13pm -
• Ethiopia: Boeing to Pay Billions in Compensation
  [Nation] The legal action against Boeing over two deadly crashes of its best-selling aircraft has received a major boost after the manufacturer was found liable.
  - 18 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 12:51pm -
• Rwanda: 'Hotel Rwanda' Film Hero Paul Rusesabagina Denied Bail
  [East African] A court in Kigali has denied Hollywood film Hotel Rwanda hero Paul Rusesabagina bail and ordered him remanded for 30 days pending trial.
  - 18 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 12:34pm -
• Zimbabwe: Nurses Lay Foundation For Better Chronic Disease Management
  [MSF] In Zimbabwe, Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) are estimated to account for 31% of total deaths, with diabetes, hypertension and asthma as the main killers.  The country has been facing a number of challenges that have resulted in the deterio…
  - 19 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 11:55am -
• Nigeria: WTO - Okonjo-Iweala, Four Others to Emerge Final Candidates
  [This Day] The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is set to announce on Friday the departure of three candidates in the race for the position of the Director General of the global trade body, thereby narrowing the number of contestants to five.
  - 19 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 11:44am -
• Liberia: Mass Arrest Ordered in Passport Scandal After U.S. Travel Ban
  [New Dawn] -Following U.S. travel ban
  - 20 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 10:33am -
• Zimbabwe: More Firms Mining Secretly in Game Parks - Watchdog
  [New Zimbabwe] The has established that there are more companies holding mining titles in the National Parks.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:54am -
• South Africa: South Africa Resumes Oxford Covid-19 Vaccine Trial After Reassurance On Safety
  [Daily Maverick] The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority and two ethics committees have given their approval for the resumption of the Oxford Covid-19 vaccine trial in South Africa. The trial was paused globally almost a week ago after an indepen…
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:51am -
• Nigeria: Edo 2020 - APC, PDP Inducing Voters With Money, Other Items - Report
  [Premium Times] The report found evidence of vote buying across the 18 local councils.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:49am -
• Africa: Total of Confirmed Cases of Covid-19 Across Continent Approaches 1.4 Million
  [allAfrica] As of September 18, the confirmed cases of COVID-19 from 55 African countries have reached 1,382,398. Reported deaths in Africa have reached 33,428, and recoveries 1,133,444.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:35am -

• Zimbabwe: Fresh Scandal Rocks Power Utility
  [New Zimbabwe] An external audit has unearthed a massive scandal implicating a senior Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa) executive who allegedly prejudiced the struggling power utility of millions of dollars through underhand dealings.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:32am -
• Zimbabwe: War Vets Sue Mnangagwa Over U.S.$3,5 Billion Land Compensation Deal
  [New Zimbabwe] A war veterans group has taken President Emmerson Mnangagwa to court seeking the nullification of the recently signed US$3,5 billion deal by government and commercial white farmers who lost their land during the country's violent land…
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:26am -
• Zimbabwe: Mugabe Nephew Loses Land Row to Sports Minister Coventry
  [New Zimbabwe] High Court judge Philda Muzofa has dismissed a lawsuit filed against Sports Minister Kirsty Coventry by Robert Zhuwao, nephew to late former president Robert Mugabe.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:25am -
• Ethiopia: Oromia Prosecutors Charge Veteran Opposition Party Leader for Illegal Possession of Firearms
  [Addis Standard] The criminal charge was filed a day after Lidetu discontinued his defense team saying his trial so far was politically motivated. Prosecutors charged him with Ethiopia's newly enacted "Firearm Administration & Control Proclamation" u…
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:24am -
• Zimbabwe: EU Says Country's Deteriorating Human Rights Situation Blocking Support
  [New Zimbabwe] The European Union (EU) says Zimbabwe's deteriorating human rights situation continues to frustrate its efforts to land meaningful support towards the troubled country.
  - 22 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:21am -
• Africa: WHO Encouraged by South Africa's Declining Covid-19 Trend
  [WHO] Brazzaville -- The World Health Organization (WHO) commends the government of South Africa for its determined efforts that have helped to bend the COVID-19 pandemic curve. WHO is greatly encouraged by the ongoing measures to suppress the spread…
  - 23 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 8:11am -
• Sudan: Steps Needed to Prevent Future Flood Destruction
  [The Conversation Africa] In Sudan, record floods and heavy rains have so far killed hundreds of people and displaced over 500,000. A committee tasked with dealing with the ramifications of the floods warned that the country may face more rains. Abde…
  - 23 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 7:47am -
• West Africa: Feeding The Future With Homegrown Cassava, Rice
  [allAfrica] Dakar and Cape Town -- The United States African Development Foundation (USADF) is celebrating a decade of its Feed the Future campaign, which enables partner organisations to target the root causes of poverty and hunger. Its work has bee…
  - 23 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 7:45am -
• South Africa: Why Access to Decent Toilets Could Help Reduce Sexual Violence
  [The Conversation Africa] South Africa has exceedingly high rates of rape of women and girls by non-partners. It's estimated that between 5% and 12% of women may have been raped by a man who is not a romantic partner. This, however, could be an under…
  - 23 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 7:45am -
• South Africa: Ramaphosa Pays Tribute to George Bizos's Extraordinary Contribution to Country
  [SAnews.gov.za] Renowned human rights lawyer and activist, Advocate George Bizos, has been laid to rest at Westpark Cemetery in Randburg, Johannesburg.
  - 24 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 6:46am -

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BBC Africa

• BreakingCoronavirus in South Africa: Relief, pride and the 'new normal'
  As the "worst phase of the epidemic" is overcome, experts delve into the data to learn more about Covid-19.
  - 6 hours ago, 19 Sep 20, 12:21am -
• Sierra Leone women's footballers welcome life-changing equal pay
  Sierra Leone women's international footballer Rashidatu Kamara aims to complete her college degree after equal pay boost.
  - 21 hours ago, 18 Sep 20, 9:45am -
• Africa's week in pictures: 11 - 17 September 2020
  A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.
  - 1 day ago, 17 Sep 20, 11:00pm -
• Chad officer briefly freed by family in court fracas
  The military officer had just been sentenced for murder when relatives hauled him out of the dock.
  - 1 day ago, 17 Sep 20, 7:23pm -
• To code-switch or not to code-switch?
  Many black people feel that they have to code-switch when entering white majority spaces.
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 10:44am -
• Coronavirus in Kenya: From salon to sewer worker
  Some of those who lost their jobs amid the pandemic are being paid to clean up their neighbourhoods.
  - 3 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 11:03pm -
• LGBT in Africa: 'Persecution at home made me an immigrant'
  Faced with persecution, LGBT members in Africa are often left with no choice but to seek asylum in other countries.
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 6:38am -
• The Nigerian filmmakers risking jail with lesbian movie Ife
  The film board in Nigeria, where same-sex relationships are banned, says the film violates strict laws on homosexuality.
  - 4 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 11:04pm -
• Coronavirus in Africa: Explaining the bogus 'viral blockers' worn by some politicians
  BBC Africa explains the facts behind 'protective badges' that some politicians have been wearing.
  - 4 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 11:03pm -
• Nigeria's slave descendants prevented from marrying who they want
  Campaigners fight to overturn customs and a caste system that discriminates against some Igbo people.
  - 5 days ago, 13 Sep 20, 11:14pm -
• Letter from Africa: Behind Ghana and Nigeria's love-hate affair
  Why the current tensions over the closure of some Nigerian-owned shops in Ghana should come as no surprise.
  - 6 days ago, 12 Sep 20, 11:51pm -
• Attenborough and the special moment fuelling his hope
  Sir David Attenborough and the mountain gorillas that have won the fight against extinction.
  - 7 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 11:32pm -
• Several African countries hit by devastating floods
  Millions of people have been affected by floods in sub-Saharan Africa; in Senegal a year's worth of rain fell in just 24 hours.
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 4:19pm -
• Why the Ghanaian village of Juaben is home to a huge number of fans of Aston Villa FC.
  The Ghanaian village of Juaben is home to a huge number of fans of Aston Villa FC - and they cannot wait for the new Premier League season to begin.
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 10:03am -
• Sauti Sol: How do celebrities deal with mental health issues?
  The term, dustbin, is popular among a group of celebrated male musicians in Kenya when it comes to mental health.
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 8:27am -

Africa Good News

• Survival Garden Kits
  By Chris Marx I am a member of Hillcrest Rotary. Our objective is to assist impoverished communities and people to grow their own fruit and vegetables to feed themselves in a sustainable and dignified manner. We intend distributing 1000 of what we re…
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 10:10am -
• The Fifth Annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards
  On 21 September, 2020, Johannesburg – The fifth annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards honours the fallen and surviving heroes of the local South Africa bar industry as the country emerges from lockdown and bars start reopening thi…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 1:15pm -
• Plastic Bans in Africa – A Reality Check
  by Greenpeace Africa  Africa has come a long way on the journey to creating a single-use plastic-free world with many victorious milestones to celebrate across the continent. We’ve been said to be leading the way in the fight against…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 11:28am -
• A Lifeline for Freelancers in Desperate Times
  By Niki Moore The Covid-19 pandemic has led to severe economic consequences across the globe, and freelance professionals are falling somewhat behind when it comes to government relief efforts. As such, a large number of freelancers are experiencing…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 11:56am -
• How Long Does it Take to Pick Up 20 Tons of Rubbish?
  by Steuart Pennington On Saturday 12 September about 200 Nottingham Road volunteers (a small village in KZN, South Africa), ranging from volunteers living in the eSthendeni informal settlement to those living in the upmarket Gowrie gated Estate, resp…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 7:32am -
• Meet Wild Bean Café Design-A-Cup Winners
  There Is a Mzansi story in every cup! We have all heard the saying ‘Like a Phoenix rises from the ashes’ this year’s Wild bean Café Design-A-Cup winners creatively brought to life the spirit of Mzansi on a cup, amid the COVID-1…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 12:16pm -
• Young Paarl Learner Wins Major African News Award
  Curro Online learner wins major African news award Johannesburg, 11 September 2020: It is not often that at age 11, you can already boast about winning a prestigious digital award because of your innovative robot graphics. However, Jan Louwrens, a…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 9:56am -
• SA’s Magnificent 5 Lauded as Heroes for Walking Hours to Get Dog to Safety
  BY TYLER LEIGH VIVIER@TYLERLEIGHVSEP 10, 2020 2,737 Five young boys, now being called the “Magnificent 5â€�, are being praised for helping a very neglected Labrador to safety, even though it took them hours to walk there. Cape Town,…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 9:18am -
• Back to School in the Time of Covid-19
  Trained School Cleaners More Important Than Ever Johannesburg: With more and more learners returning to school, it is all hands-on deck to ensure adequate hygiene and sanitation measures are in place, particularly in the time of Covid-19. With so man…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 8:59am -
• Digital Divide More Acute in Access to Education
  Pupils across the country have been hard hit by the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown the school calendar into disarray. To assist learners with their preparations for upcoming examinations, a number of very welcome…
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 12:38pm -

Africa Sports

• Survival Garden Kits
  By Chris Marx I am a member of Hillcrest Rotary. Our objective is to assist impoverished communities and people to grow their own fruit and vegetables to feed themselves in a sustainable and dignified manner. We intend distributing 1000 of what we re…
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 10:10am -
• The Fifth Annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards
  On 21 September, 2020, Johannesburg – The fifth annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards honours the fallen and surviving heroes of the local South Africa bar industry as the country emerges from lockdown and bars start reopening thi…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 1:15pm -
• Plastic Bans in Africa – A Reality Check
  by Greenpeace Africa  Africa has come a long way on the journey to creating a single-use plastic-free world with many victorious milestones to celebrate across the continent. We’ve been said to be leading the way in the fight against…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 11:28am -
• A Lifeline for Freelancers in Desperate Times
  By Niki Moore The Covid-19 pandemic has led to severe economic consequences across the globe, and freelance professionals are falling somewhat behind when it comes to government relief efforts. As such, a large number of freelancers are experiencing…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 11:56am -
• How Long Does it Take to Pick Up 20 Tons of Rubbish?
  by Steuart Pennington On Saturday 12 September about 200 Nottingham Road volunteers (a small village in KZN, South Africa), ranging from volunteers living in the eSthendeni informal settlement to those living in the upmarket Gowrie gated Estate, resp…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 7:32am -
• Meet Wild Bean Café Design-A-Cup Winners
  There Is a Mzansi story in every cup! We have all heard the saying ‘Like a Phoenix rises from the ashes’ this year’s Wild bean Café Design-A-Cup winners creatively brought to life the spirit of Mzansi on a cup, amid the COVID-1…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 12:16pm -
• Young Paarl Learner Wins Major African News Award
  Curro Online learner wins major African news award Johannesburg, 11 September 2020: It is not often that at age 11, you can already boast about winning a prestigious digital award because of your innovative robot graphics. However, Jan Louwrens, a…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 9:56am -
• SA’s Magnificent 5 Lauded as Heroes for Walking Hours to Get Dog to Safety
  BY TYLER LEIGH VIVIER@TYLERLEIGHVSEP 10, 2020 2,737 Five young boys, now being called the “Magnificent 5â€�, are being praised for helping a very neglected Labrador to safety, even though it took them hours to walk there. Cape Town,…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 9:18am -
• Back to School in the Time of Covid-19
  Trained School Cleaners More Important Than Ever Johannesburg: With more and more learners returning to school, it is all hands-on deck to ensure adequate hygiene and sanitation measures are in place, particularly in the time of Covid-19. With so man…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 8:59am -
• Digital Divide More Acute in Access to Education
  Pupils across the country have been hard hit by the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown the school calendar into disarray. To assist learners with their preparations for upcoming examinations, a number of very welcome…
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 12:38pm -

Africa Trade

• Survival Garden Kits
  By Chris Marx I am a member of Hillcrest Rotary. Our objective is to assist impoverished communities and people to grow their own fruit and vegetables to feed themselves in a sustainable and dignified manner. We intend distributing 1000 of what we re…
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 10:10am -
• The Fifth Annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards
  On 21 September, 2020, Johannesburg – The fifth annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards honours the fallen and surviving heroes of the local South Africa bar industry as the country emerges from lockdown and bars start reopening thi…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 1:15pm -
• Plastic Bans in Africa – A Reality Check
  by Greenpeace Africa  Africa has come a long way on the journey to creating a single-use plastic-free world with many victorious milestones to celebrate across the continent. We’ve been said to be leading the way in the fight against…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 11:28am -
• A Lifeline for Freelancers in Desperate Times
  By Niki Moore The Covid-19 pandemic has led to severe economic consequences across the globe, and freelance professionals are falling somewhat behind when it comes to government relief efforts. As such, a large number of freelancers are experiencing…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 11:56am -
• How Long Does it Take to Pick Up 20 Tons of Rubbish?
  by Steuart Pennington On Saturday 12 September about 200 Nottingham Road volunteers (a small village in KZN, South Africa), ranging from volunteers living in the eSthendeni informal settlement to those living in the upmarket Gowrie gated Estate, resp…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 7:32am -
• Meet Wild Bean Café Design-A-Cup Winners
  There Is a Mzansi story in every cup! We have all heard the saying ‘Like a Phoenix rises from the ashes’ this year’s Wild bean Café Design-A-Cup winners creatively brought to life the spirit of Mzansi on a cup, amid the COVID-1…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 12:16pm -
• Young Paarl Learner Wins Major African News Award
  Curro Online learner wins major African news award Johannesburg, 11 September 2020: It is not often that at age 11, you can already boast about winning a prestigious digital award because of your innovative robot graphics. However, Jan Louwrens, a…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 9:56am -
• SA’s Magnificent 5 Lauded as Heroes for Walking Hours to Get Dog to Safety
  BY TYLER LEIGH VIVIER@TYLERLEIGHVSEP 10, 2020 2,737 Five young boys, now being called the “Magnificent 5â€�, are being praised for helping a very neglected Labrador to safety, even though it took them hours to walk there. Cape Town,…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 9:18am -
• Back to School in the Time of Covid-19
  Trained School Cleaners More Important Than Ever Johannesburg: With more and more learners returning to school, it is all hands-on deck to ensure adequate hygiene and sanitation measures are in place, particularly in the time of Covid-19. With so man…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 8:59am -
• Digital Divide More Acute in Access to Education
  Pupils across the country have been hard hit by the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown the school calendar into disarray. To assist learners with their preparations for upcoming examinations, a number of very welcome…
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 12:38pm -

Africa Economy

Africa Arts and Entertainment

Africa Health News

• Survival Garden Kits
  By Chris Marx I am a member of Hillcrest Rotary. Our objective is to assist impoverished communities and people to grow their own fruit and vegetables to feed themselves in a sustainable and dignified manner. We intend distributing 1000 of what we re…
  - 2 days ago, 17 Sep 20, 10:10am -
• The Fifth Annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards
  On 21 September, 2020, Johannesburg – The fifth annual SA Bartending Accolades Recognition (BAR) Awards honours the fallen and surviving heroes of the local South Africa bar industry as the country emerges from lockdown and bars start reopening thi…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 1:15pm -
• Plastic Bans in Africa – A Reality Check
  by Greenpeace Africa  Africa has come a long way on the journey to creating a single-use plastic-free world with many victorious milestones to celebrate across the continent. We’ve been said to be leading the way in the fight against…
  - 3 days ago, 16 Sep 20, 11:28am -
• A Lifeline for Freelancers in Desperate Times
  By Niki Moore The Covid-19 pandemic has led to severe economic consequences across the globe, and freelance professionals are falling somewhat behind when it comes to government relief efforts. As such, a large number of freelancers are experiencing…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 11:56am -
• How Long Does it Take to Pick Up 20 Tons of Rubbish?
  by Steuart Pennington On Saturday 12 September about 200 Nottingham Road volunteers (a small village in KZN, South Africa), ranging from volunteers living in the eSthendeni informal settlement to those living in the upmarket Gowrie gated Estate, resp…
  - 4 days ago, 15 Sep 20, 7:32am -
• Meet Wild Bean Café Design-A-Cup Winners
  There Is a Mzansi story in every cup! We have all heard the saying ‘Like a Phoenix rises from the ashes’ this year’s Wild bean Café Design-A-Cup winners creatively brought to life the spirit of Mzansi on a cup, amid the COVID-1…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 12:16pm -
• Young Paarl Learner Wins Major African News Award
  Curro Online learner wins major African news award Johannesburg, 11 September 2020: It is not often that at age 11, you can already boast about winning a prestigious digital award because of your innovative robot graphics. However, Jan Louwrens, a…
  - 5 days ago, 14 Sep 20, 9:56am -
• SA’s Magnificent 5 Lauded as Heroes for Walking Hours to Get Dog to Safety
  BY TYLER LEIGH VIVIER@TYLERLEIGHVSEP 10, 2020 2,737 Five young boys, now being called the “Magnificent 5â€�, are being praised for helping a very neglected Labrador to safety, even though it took them hours to walk there. Cape Town,…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 9:18am -
• Back to School in the Time of Covid-19
  Trained School Cleaners More Important Than Ever Johannesburg: With more and more learners returning to school, it is all hands-on deck to ensure adequate hygiene and sanitation measures are in place, particularly in the time of Covid-19. With so man…
  - 8 days ago, 11 Sep 20, 8:59am -
• Digital Divide More Acute in Access to Education
  Pupils across the country have been hard hit by the devastating consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has thrown the school calendar into disarray. To assist learners with their preparations for upcoming examinations, a number of very welcome…
  - 9 days ago, 10 Sep 20, 12:38pm -