Africa: Rakotondrabe Hails Madagascar Fighting Spirit, Balbone Proud Despite Burkina Faso Exit

Africa: Rakotondrabe Hails Madagascar Fighting Spirit, Balbone Proud Despite Burkina Faso Exit

Madagascar have built a reputation as one of African football’s rising forces, and their latest achievement in Zanzibar only strengthens that status. With a hard-fought 2-1 victory over Burkina Faso at the Amaan Stadium on Saturday night, the Barea booked their place in the quarter-finals of the TotalEnergies African Nations Championship (CHAN) 2024 — their…

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Top ICT tenders: Metros put new budgets to work

Top ICT tenders: Metros put new budgets to work

The City of Cape Town kicks off the host of metropolitan advertisements in this week’s eTenders Portal. National Treasury’s eTenders Portal is busy this week, largely driven by a slew of municipal requests following the start of a new financial year in July. For the ICT industry, this means the majority of opportunities that appear…

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Africa: Rakotondrabe Hails Madagascar Fighting Spirit, Balbone Proud Despite Burkina Faso Exit

Africa: Agenda 2063 in Action – AFCFTA Pushes Africa Toward Self-Reliant Industrialization

The continental flagship project under the African Union’s Agenda 2063, the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), is envisioned to transform Africa into a global economic powerhouse through integration. With 54 signatories and 47 ratifications, the AfCFTA is now the world’s largest free trade agreement, promising to connect a market of 1.4 billion people. With…

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Africa: Rakotondrabe Hails Madagascar Fighting Spirit, Balbone Proud Despite Burkina Faso Exit

Africa: How Living in Modern Times Is Rendering Men Infertile

IN today’s fast-paced world, fertility struggles are quietly on the rise. While conversations around infertility often centre on women, an invisible but significant crisis is steadily unfolding, challenging traditional notions of fatherhood and family. In Nigeria and across the world, men are discovering that their sperm count is becoming “critically low”. An increasing number of…

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Africa: Rakotondrabe Hails Madagascar Fighting Spirit, Balbone Proud Despite Burkina Faso Exit

Africa: LDNI to Transform Africa’s Workforce

The Learning and Development Network International (LDNI) is set to host the Champions of Talent Development (CTD) Conference 2025, Africa’s largest gathering of HR and talent development leaders in transforming the African workforce. The conference, themed ‘Future-Fit Talent: Learning, Leading, and Thriving,’ will take place from September 16 to 18, 2025, in Lagos. It aims…

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