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Russian state-owned diamond miner Alrosa and Angolan officials are discussing the companys participation in the worlds fourth-largest diamond mine, Catoca, in light of sanctions, Russian Deputy Finance Minister Alexey Moiseev said on Thursday.

25 Riddims That Defined Jamaican Music: From Real Rock to Diwali to Cali Roots

Dance is a from of self expression.  It’s when you hear a beat, and the rhythm flows through your body.  It’s an art that allows us to visually see the feelings from sound. It’s beautiful and a powerful sense of community.  There are many dance styles that we know and love today which originated from Black […]

Luanda, Feb 1 (Prensa Latina) Angola's Minister of Public Administration, Labor and Social Security, Teresa Dias, said on Thursday that negotiations on the new minimum wage between the Government and trade unions are well advanced.

The experienced defender came in to help stabilise the rearguard in the closing stages of Saturday’s Round of 16 defeat of five-time champions Cameroon.

Through sculpture and film, Brooklyn-based artist, researcher, and filmmaker Suneil Sanzgiri’s first solo museum show explores histories of struggle and belonging, of identities formed between continents and unconfined by nation states. The UOVO Prize winner’s exhibition, Here the Earth Grows Gold, is comprised of three new works that posit history as fluid and in a constant state of (re)formation. Poetry emerges as a form of truth or a means of accessing memories that challenges ...

Experienced Yasser Mugerwa, former Vipers midfielder Musa Ssali, youngster Kevin Ssekimbega, Mansoor Angu, Kitanda Affi and

A man convicted of raping a girl who was alleged to have been trafficked from Angola to northern Namibia has received an effective prison term of […]

The team qualified for the finals of the ongoing competition after beating Tunisia 27-23 at the end of overtime yesterday June 16, 2021 in Yaounde.

In Zambia, schooling is being disrupted; in Zimbabwe, children are hardest hit; and in Malawi, health services are compromised by widespread cholera outbreaks.M...