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Two former National Art School graduates have joined up to present an art and ceramics event in Katoomba.

In an exhibition of about 13 paintings and 19 drawings, Zimbabwean-born artist Lionel Tazvitya Mbayiwa interrogates the role of the colonists and the postcolonial leaders, in plunging the once promising country into decay and chaos.

The Lady R used to hang around Europe. Then, suddenly, it headed out on an African adventure.

US ambassador summoned after saying he was confident that a Russian ship had collected weapons from South Africa.

Police in Mozambique's central Sofala province have arrested a man for being in possession of a person's head and genitals.

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) yesterday arrested former Ministry of Transport and Public Works principal secretary Patrick Zimpita for allegedly abusing his office in the award of the Bangula-Marka railway project to Mota-Engil. Zimpita’s arrest follows that of the ministry ’s chief procurement officer Michael Mbewe on April 19 this year for allegedly publishing a notification

A dispute over the border between Malawi and Tanzania with its origins in the 19th century shows no signs of reaching a swift resolution.

Situation Report in English on Mozambique about Agriculture, Food and Nutrition, Epidemic, Flood and more; published on 10 May 2023 by FEWS NET

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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