A political storm is unfolding in Limpopo, where allegations of corruption and factionalism involving the African National Congress (ANC), the National Education, Health and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU), and the Provincial Legislature have sparked growing tensions. Despite the ANC insisting that its alliance with NEHAWU remains solid, a dossier seen by African Times paints a… Continue reading Limpopo ANC in Turmoil: Premier’s Allies Accused of Funding NEHAWU’s Campaign Against Speaker
China’s Vast Market Opportunities on Full Display at CIIE
The 8th CIIE, which runs from Nov. 5 to 10, has seen an ever-growing number of enterprises flocking to Shanghai to tap the great potential of consumption and innovation on offer there. The CIIE serves as a tangible part of China’s major policy to push for a new round of high-standard opening up, and provides… Continue reading China’s Vast Market Opportunities on Full Display at CIIE
Israeli President Herzog Begins State Visit to Zambia
President Hakainde Hichilema this morning officially welcomed Isaac Herzog, President of the State of Israel, who arrived in Zambia for a two-day State Visit aimed at strengthening cooperation between the two nations. The Israeli leader was greeted with full military honors, including a 21-gun salute.The visit by President Herzog is a reciprocal engagement following President… Continue reading Israeli President Herzog Begins State Visit to Zambia
Pretoria Court Postpones Explosive Case Against Job Sikhala
Prominent Zimbabwean opposition leader Job Sikhala appeared briefly in the Pretoria Magistrates Court on Monday alongside his co-accused, his uncle Alexander Ferrowst Thema. The two face charges of illegal possession of explosives. According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), the pair were arrested on Friday night after police allegedly found explosives in their vehicle while… Continue reading Pretoria Court Postpones Explosive Case Against Job Sikhala
Zambia’s State-Owned Fertilizer Giant NCZ Partners with Farmers’ Federation to Reach 3 Million Smallholders
Nitrogen Chemicals of Zambia Limited (NCZ) the country’s flagship fertilizer producer and the Zambia Cooperative Federation (ZCF) have signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to improve the production, distribution, and marketing of fertilizers across Zambia. The agreement was signed at the NCZ factory in Kafue District. It establishes a framework for the two organizations… Continue reading Zambia’s State-Owned Fertilizer Giant NCZ Partners with Farmers’ Federation to Reach 3 Million Smallholders
How China’s Two Mountains Philosophy Can Inspire Africa
Two decades ago, an important development philosophy emerged that would redefine prosperity: “Lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets.” Known as the “Two Mountains” theory, it challenged the conventional trade-off between development and the environment by arguing that they are inseparable. I recently visited Zhejiang Province in east China to see how this philosophy… Continue reading How China’s Two Mountains Philosophy Can Inspire Africa
Jurgen Klopp Sings Siya Kolisi’s Praises
In a heartwarming post, former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has paid tribute to Springboks centurion Siya Kolisi. The skipper celebrated his 100th cap at the Stade de France on Saturday, when the world champions beat the home side 32-17. “Siya, my friend, another milestone in one of the most incredible sports careers I’ve ever heard… Continue reading Jurgen Klopp Sings Siya Kolisi’s Praises
Nigeria Boosts Fish Exports Through Innovative Aquaculture Techniques
Nigeria’s aquaculture sector now produces around 500,000 tonnes of fish annually, making the country the largest fish producer in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a representative of an international organisation based in Nigeria. According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), a media partner of TV BRICS, the organisation’s findings highlight the sector’s vast potential for… Continue reading Nigeria Boosts Fish Exports Through Innovative Aquaculture Techniques
Amajimbos Reach U-17 World Cup Knockout Phase
South Africa’s U-17 side, Amajimbos, has made it through to the round of 32 in the ongoing World Cup in Qatar. Eighteen teams have so far made it, with fellow Africans – Zambia, Senegal and Egypt – also securing their spots. Amajimbos went down 3-1 to Italy on Sunday. However, they finished second in Group… Continue reading Amajimbos Reach U-17 World Cup Knockout Phase
Chinese Scientists Develop Solar Thermal Fabric That Rapidly Converts Light Into Heat
Researchers in China have created a new solar thermal fabric capable of heating up within seconds under light exposure – a breakthrough that could revolutionise thermal management technologies and transform the design of smart clothing, medical devices, and protective gear for use in harsh climates. This is reported by China Daily, a partner of TV… Continue reading Chinese Scientists Develop Solar Thermal Fabric That Rapidly Converts Light Into Heat