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City Rock Johannesburg hosts the South African Sports Climbing Nationals

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The South African Sports Climbing Nationals (SANCF) we here held from 29 June to 11 July. The adrenaline packed sport was hosted at Fontainebleau. The sport saw 95 climbers compete in speed, boulder and lead categories. The climbers did their best to reach the finals. This was the first time ever for South Africa to hold the nationals. The climbers… Read More
South Africa Tourism Getaways South Africa 

100 Best Things to do in South Africa

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Breath-taking sunsets, an incredible amount of beautiful and diverse wildlife, unspoilt and rugged scenery! These are just a few words to describe South Africa. If you are craving adventure, diversity and excitement, then this ultimate list of the top 100 things to do in South Africa is for you! The Kruger National Park (Hazyview) The Kruger National Park is definitely number one… Read More
Kwame Nkrumah Africa OP-ED 

Africa Has Failed Africans; Western Enemy Has Become a Friend While We Turn Against Ourselves

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Where is that love our ancestors had for Africa? If you differed with Kamuzu Banda in the late 1960s to 70s Tanzania’s Kambarage Julius Nyerere would welcome you. If you argued with Robert Mugabe then Joshua Mkomo and his followers could be welcome in Botswana. If you could not agree with fellow Africans elsewhere there was always a place to… Read More
Eswatini Getaways 

50 Reasons to Visit Eswatini in 50/50 Year Part 4: Wildlife

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Next in our series of ’50 Reasons to Visit Eswatini (Swaziland) in 50/50 Year’, numbers 16-20 focus on 5 aspects of the country’s diverse wildlife. Eswatini’s Wildlife Eswatini’s rich variety of landscapes and habitats gives it a profusion of fauna and flora, with the sheer number of species mind-boggling by most European standards. The country is not large enough to… Read More
Umhlanga Reed Dance Eswatini 

2018 Umhlanga Reed Dance Dates Announced

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The dates the biggest cultural event in Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) have been announced and a hive of colourful activity will soon descend upon the country in the form of the festival known as ‘Umhlanga’ or Reed Dance. The Festival is set to start on the 28th of August, with the main day (Day 7) set to take place on Monday… Read More
Zambian Footballer Football Zambia 

Zambian Footballer Confesses he is The Devil in T.B. Joshua’s Church!

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Ian Phiri, a former player with Zambian club Forest Rangers, has given a shocking revelation about the black powers he sought to enhance his struggling football career. In a video released to Emmanuel TV’s YouTube channel, Phiri admitted to visiting an occult shrine in Mozambique in a quest for ‘powers’. “I went to a priest who said he would give… Read More
Fashion Lifestyle 

5 African Designers to Look Out For

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African fashion has progressed by leaps and bounds in recent years. African fashion designers have now entered the international scene making big names for themselves. They are getting recognized for their talents and bringing in new fashion statements. For instance, some of them are adept at infusing Western and African culture together with their work, something that is adored by… Read More
Online Casinos i USA Getaways 

Gambling in Africa – Where Is Gambling Legal and Where Are the Most Popular Casinos?

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Africa is, and we are fully aware of, a land of different nations. As a matter of fact, there are 54 distinctive sovereign nations, each of them having their own cuisine, culture and of course, different laws. The same laws don’t apply all over the continent; some countries have their strict Islamic laws while others have more relaxed ways of… Read More
Heavy flooding hammers vulnerable communities in Somalia East Africa 

Heavy flooding hammers vulnerable communities in Somalia

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(AGV): According to Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC). Over 427,000 people have been affected by heavy flooding across Somalia in April. “Our staff on the ground have seen the elderly, women and children struggling to survive while their flimsy shelters are knee-high full of stagnant water. And worst is likely yet to come. Countless displaced communities are sheltering in flood-prone areas.… Read More
Energy in africa Business Development 

Orange aims to become a key player in energy transition in Africa and extends its services to five new countries

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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast, March 27, 2018/ — At the Africa CEO Forum, which is currently being held in Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire), Orange (www.Orange.com) confirms its desire to become a key player in the energy transition sector in Africa, by providing services directly to the general public or as a wholesaler to public operators. Orange already provides a service offering rural… Read More
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