24.6.2009 6:42

Swaziland to tackle trafficking

Swaziland to tackle trafficking
Mbabane - Swaziland on Tuesday vowed to implement a law against human trafficking, after the United States last week blacklisted the tiny mountain kingdom for failing...
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23.6.2009 23:41

Ordinary Malawians seize the initiative

JOHANNESBURG - Ordinary Malawians are not waiting for government to step up its plan to adapt...
23.6.2009 10:17

Drug abuse in Namibia hits all-time high

drug_abuseHe said Namibia can not allow itself...

23.6.2009 9:44

Kenya: New bill to shake up Cabinet

Eighteen ministries are headed for the chop if a proposal to cut the size of the...

23.6.2009 8:16

AFRICA: Prices keep food on the shelves

ADDIS ABABA - An increasing number of Africans living in urban areas are finding it harder...
21.6.2009 9:54

Malawi authorities seize ex-president’s passport

LILONGWE - Malawi authorities have seized the passport of former President Bakili Muluzi, who faces corruption...
19.6.2009 10:24

Namibia: Sacu squeeze could hit taxpayer

GOVERNMENT is looking at new taxes as one of the ways to make up for an...

19.6.2009 10:15

Namibia: Sacu squeeze could hit taxpayer

GOVERNMENT is looking at new taxes as one of the ways to make up for an...
19.6.2009 9:49

Cabinet quota upsets Malawi Muslims

Malawi Muslims are disappointed by their poor representation in the new cabinet, saying this undermines religious...

19.6.2009 9:40

Malawi: Muluzi withdraws appeal on candidacy case

Former president Bakili Muluzi has finally decided to withdraw a court case in which he wanted...
19.6.2009 9:32

What could make or break Kenya

The quest for a new constitution now hinges on three contentious issues that have been identified...

18.6.2009 9:26

AGRICULTURE: Questioning Old Traditions

CAPE TOWN - Inefficient production, bad infrastructure, poor access to markets, a lack of capital investment:...

18.6.2009 9:20

AFRICA: Boost Development Through Labour-Intensive Farming

CAPE TOWN - Development in Africa should be boosted through labour-intensive production on small to medium-sized...

18.6.2009 9:09

AFRICA: What will we eat in the future?

JOHANNESBURG - It will take at least ten years to develop a variety of staple grain...

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