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Harare, Zimbabwe – In a significant boost for global wildlife conservation, Zimbabwe today officially became the 66th signatory to the Memorandum of Understanding on the Conservation of Migratory Birds of Prey in Africa and Eurasia (Raptors MoU).
CCC Charts New Path: Unity, Discipline, and Economic Focus Emerge from Parliamentary Caucus – The Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC)…
Africa’s iconic wildlife faces an escalating crisis, driven by a burgeoning human population and the fragmenting effects of development. As highlighted by James Isiche, IFAW Africa Director, the continent’s population, currently at 1.25 billion, is projected to increase by another billion by 2050, placing immense pressure on land—a critical resource for both humans and wildlife.
Harare, Zimbabwe – A wave of devastating demolitions across Zimbabwe has left countless families homeless, traumatized, and questioning the very purpose of the law. The Labour Economists and Afrikan Democrats (LEAD) have issued a scathing condemnation, demanding an immediate halt to the demolitions and urgent legal reforms, echoing a growing public outcry.
TFCAs aim to recognize and preserve the natural flow of ecosystems that do not adhere to political boundaries. This involves maintaining vast connected landscapes to support wildlife migration and biodiversity.
Destiny for Afrika Network president Rev. Obedia Musindo, a prominent religious figure, has once again sparked a lively debate on social media with a recent Facebook post addressing the dynamics of love, provision, and respect within relationships.
The South African U20 side has made history by winning the U20 Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) for the first time on Sunday evening in Egypt. This when Amajita beat Morocco by a solitary second half goal when star midfielder, Gomolemo Kekana fired home a beautiful goal in the 70th minute following a long ranger pass from man of the match goalkeeper Fletcher Lowe.
HARARE – Dr. Abigail Mupambi, a prominent Human Rights Defender, has ignited a fervent public debate by directly challenging the Parliament of Zimbabwe on its legislative framework, asserting that current laws are actively undermining the basic rights of citizens, particularly in the context of ongoing demolitions.
Since the dawn of 2025, the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) has witnessed a surge in activity under the dynamic leadership of its President, Sen. Chief Fortune Z Charumbira. Embarking on a series of strategic diplomatic journeys across the continent, Chief Charumbira has been a tireless advocate for African development and unity, demonstrating PAP’s unwavering commitment to its continental mandate.
Bindura, Zimbabwe – Zimbabwe Ezekiel Guti University (ZEGU) radiated with pride and celebration as it held its 9th graduation ceremony this Friday, capping 515 graduates in a vibrant event held in Bindura. The auspicious occasion coincided with the significant month of May for the ZAOGA Forward in Faith Ministries International, a period that recently saw the commemoration of Ezekiel Guti Day, honoring the life and legacy of the church and university’s revered founder who passed away two years ago.
