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The Independent Observer

Chipolopolo to play Israel

The Zambia Men’s senior National Football team will play an international friendly match against Israel during the November FIFA window. The game will be played at the Petach Tikva stadium . Football Association of Zambia-FAZ- General Secretary Adrian Kashala said the game is part of the long term plan to keep the team engaged ahead […]

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ACC to hold school debates

The Anti Corruption Commission -ACC- says educating pupils about the negative effects of corruption will help inculcate a sense of responsibility in them. Livingstone District ACC Manager, Harry Tembo said offering knowledge to young people on the demerits of corruption will help them know how the vice affects society. He said young people should be […]

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Zimbabwe approves long-acting HIV prevention drug

Zimbabwe has become the first county in Africa to approve a long-acting injectable drug that prevents HIV transmission. The first two injections of Cabotegraviror CAB-LA are administered four weeks apart, followed by an injection every eight weeks. The drug has received regulatory approval in two other countries, the US and Australia. Zimbabwe will begin rolling […]

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Gold mining threatening forest giraffes in DR Congo

Environmental groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo are warning that gold mining in the north-east of the country is threatening the habitat of the forest giraffe, or okapi. The stripy-legged herbivore – the only living relative of the more familiar giraffe – is already considered an endangered species. Organisations including the Congolese Alert Network […]

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A Glimpse of China: to show a refreshing modern society

The new season of A Glimpse of China was roundly applauded for illustrating a refreshing modern society in a nation far under different cultural background. It is a series of short documentaries broadcasting on StarTimes channels and online platforms, consists of events, stories and news regarding mutual communication between Africa and China. As an original […]

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IMF projects trade decline in Africa

The International Monetary Fund -IMF- has projected a decline in Trade in Sub- Saharan Africa by the end of this year. The IMF says trade in the region is expected to grow by 3.6 percent, indicating a 1.1 percent decline from the 4.7 percent recorded between the same period last year. The decline has been […]

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