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Scores of people were injured when a City to City bus was involved in a collision with a truck on the N6 near Reddersburg in the Free State.
South Africa is one of the hardest-hit countries in Africa with over 740,000 infections.
The country recorded 60 more virus-related deaths on Wednesday, bringing the death toll to 20,011.
[New Zimbabwe] The National Railways of Zimbabwe is opening its railway infrastructure to private players in a bid to address capacity challenges it is facing, the General Manager, Respina Zinyanduko, has revealed.
[Nation] The Health ministry on Sunday announced 972 more Covid-19 cases in Kenya, raising the country's count since the first case in March to 70,245.
Will Smith still has his Fresh Prince rap flow and finesse -- even almost 40 years since he started in the game.
[Ethiopian Herald] - Hosts nearly 1 million displaced people
[DW] The UN has warned of soaring rights violations in Sudan's western Darfur region amid escalating fighting. Witnesses have described a grim scene in the streets and a deteriorating humanitarian crisis.
What We Need To Know: The voting is over, but the counting of votes continues. The Joe Biden-Kamala Harris ticket set a new record with more than 69 million votes cast for them in the 2020 presidential contest. As of 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Biden has received 69,544,968 votes across the country. President Obama set the […]
By Cedric Jones | Word In Black (WIB) - I remember sitting in a small classroom in Barrows Hall at U.C. Berkeley when I learned of my acceptance into Teach For America, a national education nonprofit that supports public school systems by sourcing talent to lead as anti-racist educators within the classroom. Then — as […]
The post Making Teaching Sustainable for More Black Men Like Me appeared first on The Sacramento Observer.
The death toll in the collapse of a three-storey church building in eastern Ghana rose to 21, rescue officials said on Friday, as more bodies were pulled from the rubble.
HURRICANE SEASON 2020 BY THE FLORIDA COURIER STAFF Tropical Storm Eta brought heavy rain and high winds to South Florida on Monday and flooding, which is shown in the above photo in Plantation in Broward County. Eta was expected to make landfall on Thursday before crossing the state through Jacksonville and into the Atlantic. Last […]
The post Eta brings plenty of rain, wind and concern as it moved through state appeared first on Florida Courier.
[Daily Maverick] Contrary to claims by the Gauteng government, residents of Alphabet Flats in Eldorado Park, Johannesburg, say maintenance has not been carried out on the buildings in almost a decade.
No one has forced him to stop.
The post This youth detention center superintendent illegally locks kids alone in cells- appeared first on Texas Metro News.
At a time when SMEs are struggling, a handful of supporters of Richard Ngatia, former chairman of the Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI), have created the Strategic Chamber of
Governor AbdulRasaq of Kwara described the intervention as crucial and thanked the sponsor.
The post Foundation empowers Kwara residents with N250 million appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Kanye West is allegedly planning to buy out the remaining years of the recording track Lil Durk has with Alamo Records.
Law enforcement officers had their hands full on Guy Fawkes Day as they responded to violent incidents in Cape Town as people \"celebrated\" the annual commemoration.
Alameda County is the only county in California whose charter “deviates from” and “is at odds with” the state’s recall laws, wrote the Alameda County Registrar of Voters, according to a KQED interview.
The post Alameda County Supervisors Consider Changes in Procedures for Recalling Elected Officials first appeared on Post News Group.
By Sym Posey The Birmingham Times When the Early Learning Center (ELC) at Pathways opened its free, licensed childcare facility in downtown Birmingham two years ago it began a service that few offered - childhood education for families experiencing homelessness. While some shelters have services for families and access to childcare many do not focus […]
