by MTHULISI SIBANDAÂ
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – GENERAL Fannie Masemola’s return as National Commissioner of the South African Police Service (SAPS) marks a turning point for
Motorists in South Africa and Zimbabwe face different costs when licensing their vehicles, with Zimbabwean drivers also needing to account for vehicle radio licences and
by Brian Shilhavy
Health Impact News
Coconut oil’s health benefits are so numerous, that it should be the #1 dietary oil in everyone’s kitchen. The U.S. Government
A Category 5 giant brushed past a U.S. territory, and a second system is quietly gathering strength on the other side of the Pacific. Super
What is Survivors FIRST, and who can it help? Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy announced the new diversion program today. It is designed to connect
Is Amazon still sending Prime refunds, and could you be owed up to $200? Yes. The company is continuing to pay eligible U.S. customers under
from ALBERT RUDATSIMBURWA in Kigali, Rwanda
Rwanda Bureau
KIGALI, (CAJ News) – JOSEPH Kabila’s decision to lead a new political-military movement is the latest development in a
from AGBEGNIGAN YAOVI in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso Bureau
OUAGADOUGOU, (CAJ News) – WHAT can a story do? It can sustain a journalist’s career, influence how
British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has chosen Zimbabwe to celebrate his 74th birthday, putting the spotlight on the country’s wildlife, natural attractions and hospitality.
The Manchester
This article was originally written by Glynda C. Carr for Word In Black.
Twenty-two days before a national election, with early ballots already being cast, federal