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Zimbabwe's gold-backed digital currency launches today. The tokens will be issued only for investment purposes, and available through banks. Zimbabweans can apply for a minimum of $10 for individuals and $5,000 for financial institutions. More in #TCDaily.

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Vodacom has launched Mozambique’s first 5G network.

Throughout Africa, the supply of secondhand clothing from Western countries far outpaces the demand, and the trade's environmental hazards extend into river, ocean, urban and forest ecosystems across the continent.

The CFM chairman has pledged that the major rehabilitation project for the Machipanda main line will be completed within six months.

One morning in May 1966, Lieutenant Allan Tarver from 890 Naval Air Squadron was flying his Sea Vixen from the aircraft carrier HMS Ark Royal. They were 100 mil

Motorists in the country have expressed frustrations over the continuous shortage of fuel despite authorities insisting that they are in control of the situation. Spot-checks yesterday in Blantyre, Lilongwe and Mzuzu showed that most service stations had run out of petrol. In random interviews yesterday, a minibus driver operating on the Machinjiri-Limbe route, George Solomon

Cape Town Tigers head coach Rasheed Hazzard implored the media at the Basketball Africa League to stop asking him about Zaire Wades father, saying, Im not coaching Dwyane Wade.

Cardiff cyclist Matthew Myerscough's epic journey includes dodging wild elephants.

Malawi Energy Regulatory Authority (MERA) has blamed the Labour Day holiday for unavailability of fuel in service stations in the country. MERA has made