The Kenya women’s rugby team Lionesses showed good form and bravery beating hosts South Africa 17-0 to make it two of two, winning the second leg of the 2025 challenger in Cape Town in South Africa.
As we mark the International Women's Day today, we celebrate the national women’s sevens team, the Kenya Lionesses that is currently competing in World Rugby Sevens Challenger Series in Cape ...
Over the next two decades, the organization plans to add at least 9,100 students to its K-12 schools worldwide, more than ...
Microsoft to invest $297 million to expand cloud and AI infrastructure in South Africa, enabling organizations to access ...
For $2 a go, tourists can purchase sticks of dynamite and experience them exploding in the “nightmarish” subterranean world ...
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Cape Town Cycle Tour: Will we see a repeat winner or new victor?Sunday, 9 March 2025, will see nearly 28 000 cyclists take to the streets of the Mother City for the 47th edition of the Cape ...
Visa is investing in four African FinTech startups from its Visa Africa Fintech Accelerator program. This move aligns with ...
Fresh from their historic first international tournament victory, the Kenya Lionesses have secured the top seed for the ...
While all governments battle to find funds for better healthcare, schools, roads and other services, African countries are disproportionately groaning under an ever-increasing debt burden. For years ...
Source: Zimbabwe Joins Other African Nations in Pursuit of Nuclear Power Officials in Zimbabwe recently said the country will ...
A WFP spokesperson says Monday the WFP had launched a plan to streamline its structure in 2023 but as “the donor funding ...
While all governments battle to find funds for better healthcare, schools, roads and other services, African countries are disproportionately groaning under an ever-increasing debt burden. For years ...
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