Uganda have qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations for the first time since 1978 after beating Comoros on Sunday. Their 1-0 victory secured their place at next year's finals in Gabon as one of the two best group runners-up. Group D rivals Burkina Faso also qualified
Swiss Re recently announced the appointed of Tavaziva ('Tava') Madzinga as its new Middle East and Africa Head. The appointment is effective from 1 November 2016. Tavaziva succeeds Frank O'Neill who was named Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the firms' United Kingdom and Ireland operations last February and will
Sexuality is a very complex issue, influenced by a multitude of personal and external factors. Acceptance or rejection of sexual identity and sexual practice varies across cultures and has changed throughout history. African countries like Uganda,Kenya and Zimbabwe been amongst some of the most homophobic countries
Wayne Rooney has defended his new role in the England team and insists there are too many headlines about where he should play. The England captain won his 116th international cap - a record for an outfield player - in Sunday's 1-0 win over Slovakia and
Jennifer Ann Thomson, University of Cape Town There’s a confined field trial taking place in rural Nigeria. The crop being tested is genetically modified (GM) insect-resistant cowpea, an important, high-protein, drought-tolerant food legume grown widely in the dry savannah regions of tropical Africa. The gene that has
THE National Gallery of Zimbabwe is set to hold Story Telling Sessions on Saturdays for the whole of September, a move meant to stimulate creativity and to revive the traditional folk story telling that has been dying due to technological advancements in modern society. The Story
HARARE, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe returned home from abroad in a jovial mood on Saturday, poking fun at the latest online media speculation that he was gravely ill and had sought medical help in Dubai. By Reuters Reporter Mugabe, 92, came back to
Next week Perth in Western Australia is hosting the first Australia-Africa Week, starting on 5 September 2016. At least twelve mining ministers from Africa, including Deputy Minister for Mines and Mining Development, Hon. Fred Moyo, are taking part in the events throughout the week. They
The family of missing journalist cum-democracy activist, Itai Dzamara said they will continue searching for him . In a television interview with a South African broadcaster, Itai's brother, Patson Dzamara, who is currently in South Africa, said that he was not ready to give up on
All is set for the Chibuku Super Cup first round when the draw of the tournament is held on Monday in Harare. The tournament kicks off in two weeks time, with the winners guaranteed a ticket to represent the country in the CAF Confederation Cup. By
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