Sekhukhune United FC signs three new players

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Cabo Delgado Experiencing Increase in Insurgency Attacks

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Since February 2024, there has been a massive escalation in insurgent violence in Cabo Delgado province, Mozambique. Attacks have spread across several districts, affecting both...

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Current Status of Peacekeeping Mission in Mozambique: SADC’s Response to Insurgencies in Cabo Delgado

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The picturesque coastal province of Cabo Delgado in northern Mozambique has been grappling with a relentless insurgency for the past few years. Armed groups, fueled...

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Bulawayo Mayor earns $13 a Month

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David Coltart, the unassuming Mayor of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, has captured international headlines for his unusual stance on his mayoral salary. While the position typically commands...

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Opinion Article: The Democratic Republic of Congo’s 2023 Elections

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Opinion Article: The Democratic Republic of Congo's 2023 Elections The recent elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have once again brought to the...

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Malawian Youth to Receive $1,500 Per Month from Work on Israeli Farms – as Promised by Chakwera

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In 2020, Malawi's newly elected President Lazarus Chakwera announced a clear declaration of friendship between Malawi and Israel, expressing his willingness to establish an embassy...

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Sekhukhune United FC has announced the signing of three new players, Tashreeq Morris, Siphosake Ntiya-Ntiya, and Victor Letsoalo. Babina noko has welcomed the new signings.

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