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Newly appointed Super Eagles head coach, Finidi George has said he will need the support of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF, and soccer loving

The Organised Labour should forge a common front to campaign for a transparent, thriving private-led economy that will engender jobs and prosperity for all workers.

Lesotho (Season 4 Episode 3 of 8): Phil Wang and Pierre Novellie head to Lesotho. World's Most Dangerous Roads airs on Dave at 10:00 PM, Wednesday 1 May. Phil Wang and Pierre Novellie head to Lesotho

Gem Diamonds Limited (LON:GEMD – Get Free Report) shares traded up 12.5% on Wednesday . The stock traded as high as GBX 11 ($0.14) and last traded at GBX 10.15 ($0.13). 588,397 shares traded hands during mid-day trading, an increase of 359% from the average session volume of 128,160 shares. The stock had previously closed […]

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Former African Footballer of The Year Victor Ikpeba is optimistic newly appointed Super Eagles coach, Finidi George, will use his knowledge of the country’s domestic league to maximum effect.

The Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) has mandated Finidi George to make sure the Super Eagles earn a spot at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The Super Eagles

A leading South African water supply expert says that although the main water supply to Gauteng, the country’s economic heartland, is set to be cut for six months, it shouldn’t have a significant impact on Tshwane.

TWO trade unions representing workers at Polihali Dam construction site have turned on each other. Instead of fighting for better pay and conditions for members, the Construction, Mining, Quarrying and Allied Workers (CMQ) and the Lesotho Workers Association (LEWA) are locked in a nasty battle that could be linked to a fight over membership. CMQ […]

Lucapa, operating the Lulo mine in Angola and Mothae in Lesotho, reports Q1 results were down with revenues clocking at US$13.1m, down 28% y-o-y, and rough prices down 41%, from avg 1,350US$/ct to 798US$/ct. Lulo production focused on lower grade areas due to flooding, resulting in low grades in carats recovered, while Mothae production improved in terms of carats recovered but with a significantly lower frequency of exceptional, high value diamonds.