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Dortmund’s decisive test in German Supercup final, exhausted Bayern in unrest
By Oliver Trust
Ahead of the German Supercup this Wednesday, the country' football giants appear at first glance to be stuck...
Zimbabwean school enhances Africa-China ties by bridging language and culture gap
by Tafara Mugwara and Zhang Yuliang
As China's economic clout continues to grow exponentially, many parents in Zimbabwe increasingly...
Zimbabwean school enhances Africa-China ties by bridging language and culture gap
by Tafara Mugwara and Zhang Yuliang
As China's economic clout continues to grow exponentially, many parents in Zimbabwe increasingly want their...
23 houses destroyed, over 3,200 locals affected by flooding in Myanmar’s northernmost state
A total of 23 houses were destroyed and over 3,200 locals were recently affected by flooding due to heavy rainfall in Kachin state,...
Number of unemployed in Germany to rise by 440,000 this year
The number of unemployed people in Germany would rise by 440,000 this year due to the COVID-19 crisis before falling again by 100,000 in...
Traditional Chinese Medicine center opens in Zimbabwe
By Tafara Mugwara, Zhang Yuliang
The Zimbabwe-China Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and Acupuncture Center, the first of its kind...
Trouble in Australia’s humpback whale paradise as tourists dry up
by Duncan Murray
Located just a few hours south of Sydney on Australia's scenic east coast, Jervis Bay is...
Liverpool’s Klopp busy on the phone as Schalke’s crisis increases
By Oliver Trust
One could say that it requires the qualities of an invincible action movie hero to survive the...
East Africa tourism sector hardest hit by COVID-19 pandemic: report
East African Community's (EAC's) tourism sector will face a 92 percent decline in cash flows due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, says...
Namibia’s economy contracts by 11.1 percent in second quarter
Namibia's domestic economy contracted by 11.1 percent in the second quarter this year compared to a decline of 3.6 percent recorded in the...
U.S. state of California to ban sales of new gas-powered passenger vehicles by 2035
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced Wednesday to ban the sale of new gasoline-fueled cars and passenger trucks in the most populous state in...
Young Namibians embrace reading to observe national Readathon Week
by Ndalimpinga Iita
Ruider Swartbooi, a grade-six learner at a primary school in the Namibian capital Windhoek immersed herself in...
UN General Assembly holds unique annual session, lacks usual security
by William M. Reilly
The annual UN General Assembly high-level week featuring a marathon of speeches by world...
Namibia’s rhino conservation continues to be hampered by poaching incidents: minister
Namibia's rhino conservation remains challenged by poaching incidents despite a decline in poaching numbers as a result of ongoing interventions by the government, communal...
Trump expects coronavirus vaccine to be available for “every American” by April
U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday that the United States would produce enough coronavirus vaccine doses for "every American" by April 2021.
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Volkswagen global deliveries in August further decline by 6.6 percent
Worldwide vehicle deliveries by Volkswagen in August declined by 6.6 percent year-on-year to a total of 792,200 units, the German carmaker announced on Friday.
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Outsiders Borussia Dortmund still have a chance to topple Bayern
By Oliver Trust
The latest survey among Bundesliga coaches seems to be a disappointment for Borussia Dortmund.
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Could mountains of mail-in ballots spark U.S. election chaos?
by Matthew Rusling
This election year could well see the largest number of mail-in ballots in recent memory, and...
Hamilton wins madcap F1 Tuscan GP
By F1 correspondent Michael Butterworth
Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton took his 90th Formula 1 win on Sunday in...
Zimbabwe rolls out new farming concept to boost grain production
By Gretinah Machingura
The Zimbabwean government has started inputs distribution to smallholder farmers countrywide, so that they can participate...
Organic farming mushrooms in Cuba amid COVID-19 pandemic
by Yosley Carrero
Located some 350 km east of Havana in the central province of Sancti Spiritus, Fernando...
Senior UN official warns of risks posed by COVID-19 to international peace and security
UN Undersecretary-General for Political Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo on Wednesday warned of the risks posed by COVID-19 to international peace and security, including the erosion...
U.S. to reduce troops in Iraq to 3,000 by end of September
Commander of U.S. Central Command Kenneth McKenzie confirmed that the United States will reduce its troop presence in Iraq from 5,200 to 3,000...
Namibia’s flag carrier says to cut employee salaries by half
Namibia's struggling national flag carrier, Air Namibia, intends to reduce employee salaries by 50 percent following losses incurred over the past five years, which...
Cuban agriculture official says country bets on organic farming to increase national food production
by Yosley Carrero
Organic farming occupies a key position in the Cuban government's strategy to increase national food production, a high-ranking official at...
UK “likely to have coronavirus vaccine by early next year” – senior official
British Health Secretary Matt Hancock on Monday claimed a coronavirus vaccine is "most likely" to be ready in the first few months of 2021,...
Zimbabweans feel the pinch as public transport fare doubles following fuel price hike
by Tafara Mugwara
Zimbabwe's sole public transport provider, the Zimbabwe United Passengers Company (Zupco), last Saturday hiked urban transport fares...
ICRC president warns of budget deficit, cyber attacks
by Martina Fuchs
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) President called on the global donor community to urgently...
CureVac expected to produce 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine by end of year...
German biotechnology company CureVac would produce 100 million doses of COVID-19 vaccine by the end of this year, co-founder of software company SAP and...
Uganda renews fight to eliminate deadly malaria by 2030
Uganda says it is fast-tracking efforts to eliminate malaria, which continues to take lives and bleed the country's economy more than any other...