JOHANNESBURG – WITH the retirement of Windows 10, organisations are entering a critical phase in their IT evolution. The limitations of older hardware can no longer be ignored, particularly in
by ALFRED SHILONGOWINDHOEK – LAST Friday marked the 17th anniversary of the landmark from the SADC Tribunal ruling in the case of Mike Campbell and Others v. the Government of
by NQOBANI MATHIBELAGWANDA — THE long-delayed development of residential stands at Judds Farm in Gwanda has entered its tenth year without progress, leaving hundreds of hopeful homeowners increasingly frustrated after
by ZODWA MLOTSHWAMZINGWANE – MATABELELAND South health authorities have renewed calls for province-specific HIV and STI interventions, citing uniquely high transmission dynamics compared with other regions in Zimbabwe. The appeal
by NQOBANI MATHIBELAGWANDA – MATABELELAND South Senator Nonhlanhla Mlotshwa has emerged as one of the strongest parliamentary voices defending ordinary citizens after a new Treasury directive instructed the Zimbabwe Revenue
BISSAU – FROM being the head of the presidential guard to being the president of the country, the transition of General Horta Inta-A Na Man has been swift. On Thursday,
BISSAU – IN a country where only one president, in over 50 years of self-rule, has completed his term, the military coup in Guinea-Bissau has plunged the country into its
by ZODZWA MLOTSHWAPLUMTREE – PLUMTREE Rural District Council has introduced stringent regulations to curb uncontrolled alluvial mining, citing worsening land degradation, threats to water sources, and growing safety concerns. The
by MELUSI MHLANGABULAWAYO – THE Bulawayo High Court has overturned the appointment of Ms Zanele Khumalo as Regent Chief Mabhikwa, ruling that the succession dispute must be resolved through the
JOHANNESBURG – THE United States’ sudden decision to revoke the visa of former South African international relations minister Dr Naledi Pandor has ignited outrage across Africa, with many commentators decrying
