South Africa: In Memoriam – Koyo Kouoh (1967-2025)
[ART Africa Magazine] With profound sorrow, we share news of the passing of Koyo Kouoh, a visionary curator and cultural leader whose impact on contemporary art was transformative and far-reaching. As Executive Director and Chief Curator of Zeitz Museu…
Cameroon: Tributes Pour In for Zeitz MOCAA CEO and Chief Curator Koyo Kouoh
[allAfrica] Koyo Kouoh, CEO and chief curator of Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town, has died in Switzerland. She was 57.
South Africa: Mpumalanga Leads Provincial Growth in Online Gambling Revenue
[InfoWire] Online gambling has rapidly expanded across South Africa, becoming a visible and pervasive presence in everyday life. From mobile apps to social media adverts, digital betting is now impossible to ignore. While nationwide digital adoption …
South Africa: Sport and Culture Committee Chairperson Celebrates the 100th Anniversary of Afrikaans Language
[Parliament of South Africa] The Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Sport, Arts and Culture, Mr Joe McGluwa, has noted with appreciation the 100th anniversary of the Afrikaans language.
South Africa: Afrikaans Marks 100 Years as the Official Language – South African News Briefs – May 9, 2025
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Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe Fashion Week 2025 Set for October
[263Chat] The Zimbabwe Fashion Week Trust has announced that the 2025 edition of Zimbabwe Fashion Week (ZFW) will take place from 8 – 12 October 2025, with the Hyatt Regency Harare, The Meikles unveiled as the official venue partners.
Zimbabwe: Duo Accused of Raping Socialite Granted Bail
[New Zimbabwe] Two Harare men who landed in the dock on allegations of raping a Harare socialite have been granted US$200 bail each by magistrate Marehwanazvo Gofa.
Namibia: Over 150 Portuguese Language Books Donated to Windhoek Public Library
[Namibian] The embassies of Angola, Brazil and Portugal donated over 150 language books to the Windhoek Public Library as part of their commemoration of Portuguese in Namibia on Tuesday.
Zimbabwe: Two Harare Men Granted Bail in Rape Case Involving Comedian Mai Jeremaya
[263Chat] Two Harare men accused of raping comedian Mai Jeremaya born Ashley Masendeke have been granted US$200 bail each by a Harare Magistrate.
Zimbabwe: Rape Accused Duo Claim Mai Jeremaya Demanded $500 Before Filing Charges
[263Chat] Two men who gained notoriety on social media recently for allegedly luring Harare socialite Ashley Masendeke also known as Mai Jeremaya, to a purported business meeting and then raping her, have refuted these claims, asserting that the compla…