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Angola: Namibe Houses a National Cultural Center

13th October 2025

[ANGOP] Moçamedes -- Starting from Friday (10), the south-western province of Namibe will have a nationally recognized cultural center, resulting from the restructuring of a project initially conceived as a cinema studio in the city of Moçamedes.

Uganda: Ambassador Ssozi Applauds Uganda-Germany Relations At Gulu’s First Oktoberfest

13th October 2025

[Nile Post] Gulu City made history as it hosted its first-ever Oktoberfest, a landmark cultural event that not only celebrated heritage and unity but also spotlighted the city's growing significance as a hub for tourism, investment, and international cooperation.

Angola: President João Lourenço Praises Rehabilitation of Namibe Cultural Center

13th October 2025

[ANGOP] Namibe -- President João Lourenço praised on Friday Toyota Tsusho Corporation for its social responsibility in rehabilitating the building that will house the new Namibe Cultural Center. This project had been stalled for half a century.

Angola: Namibe Cultural Center, Symbol of People’s Identity

13th October 2025

[ANGOP] -The provincial governor Archer Mangueira said on Friday that the inauguration of the Mussungo Bitoto Cultural Center reopens the doors of a dream that withstood the war and rises again as a symbol of memory, identity, and the commitment of the people of Namibe.

Sudan: Sign Language in Sudanese Arabic – Comboni Missionaries’ Initiative for the Hard-of-Hearing People

13th October 2025

[Agenzia Fides] Khartoum -- Promoting inclusion, communication, and awareness in Sudan, particularly among teachers, families, and organisations that support communities of deaf or hard-of-hearing people. Father Jorge Naranjo, Comboni Missionary, MCCJ, writes about a web platform the missionaries are developing for teaching sign language in Sudanese Arabic. The goal is to facilitate communication with deaf and hard-of-hearing people. The site, managed by the Comboni College of Science and Technology (CCST), is designed to teach the

Kenya: Rosé and Bruno Mars Got in the ‘Biggest Fight’ Before Filming Apt. Music Video

13th October 2025

[Capital FM] Rosé has confessed to having the "biggest fight" with Bruno Mars right before they filmed the APT. music video.

Namibia: NNN’s Journey Hits the Big Screen

13th October 2025

[Namibian] History was made at a Ster Kinekor cinema in Windhoek last Thursday.

South Africa: Black Coffee Told to Pay Up After Enhle Mbali Court Victory

13th October 2025

[Scrolla] The Johannesburg High Court ruled Enhle Mbali's marriage to Black Coffee is valid and in community of property. Black Coffee must pay spousal maintenance after the court found Enhle Mbali was misled when signing a contract in 2017.

Zimbabwe: Holy Ten Issues Public Apology Amid Image Rebuild

13th October 2025

[263Chat] Hip-hop artist Holy Ten, born Mukudzei Chitsama has publicly apologised to President Emmerson Mnangagwa, the Government of Zimbabwe and his fans saying he is on a journey of reflection and personal transformation following past controversies.

Rwanda: TMC Admits He’s Doing Music ‘For Fun’

13th October 2025

[New Times] Rwandan singer Claude Mujyanama, popularly known as TMC from the iconic duo Dream Boyz alongside Platini P, has made it clear that he is not doing music as a profession anymore.

Zimbabwe: Arrest Warrant Issued for Socialite Mama Vee Over E-Creator Scam

13th October 2025

[New Zimbabwe] A HARARE magistrate has issued a warrant of arrest for socialite Admire Mushambi, popularly known as Mama Vee, after he failed to show up and give his testimony regarding the now-infamous E-Creator Ponzi scheme that swindled thousands of unsuspecting Zimbabweans.

Zimbabwe: ‘Sill Blazing, Still Moyoxide’ – Poet Dies Hours Before His 46th Birthday

10th October 2025

[The Herald] On October 11, 2025, renowned poet and Member of Parliament Desire "Moyoxide" Moyo would have been celebrating his 46th birthday, a day he was eagerly looking forward to. But fate had other plans. On the eve of his birthday, Moyo tragically lost his life in a car accident near Shangani, dying on the spot.

Zimbabwe: Arrest Warrant for Mama Vee After No-Show in E-Creator Case

10th October 2025

[263Chat] Magistrate Francis Mapfumo has issued a warrant of arrest for socialite Admire Mushambi popularly known as Mama Vee after he failed to appear as a witness in the E-Creator fraud trial at the Harare Magistrates' Court on Friday morning.

Botswana: Mabifhi in Us for Dance Competition

10th October 2025

[Botswana Daily News] Gaborone -- Malebogo 'Lebo M' Mabifhi is in Los Angeles, United States of America for the Redbull Dance Your Style World Final, following her impressive win in Botswana on August.

South Africa: Cape Town’s Puppets Perform Across the World

10th October 2025

[GroundUp] "The Herds" has travelled across the globe to raise awareness about migration and climate change

Rwanda: The Hidden Benefits of Boredom in a Fast-Paced World

9th October 2025

[New Times] From the 19th to the 20th century newspaper obsession to our current doomscrolling craze, it is hard to overlook the idea that the desire for instant gratification is anything but a recent phenomenon. I find a truly imperative question for this generation to be: 'When was the last time you were bored without reaching for your phone or computer?' A time where your brain was not engrossed, but instead, in what I would like to call a 'creatide'--a combination of the word creativity and reside--to describe

Uganda: The Action Year Ignites!

9th October 2025

[Nile Post] On Tuesday, July 1st, 2025, the vibrant neighborhood of Lubowa pulsated with energy as the Rotary family converged for a spectacular Action Year launch.

Nigeria: Stanbic IBTC Kicks Off Fuze Talent Show 2025

9th October 2025

[This Day] The Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers has kicked off the fourth edition of its FUZE Talent Show 2025.

Nigeria: Carnival in Aba As Tinubu Commissions Reconstructed Port Harcourt Road

9th October 2025

[This Day] Fadekemi Ajakaiye

Angola: Angolan Author Ana Paula Tavares Wins 2025 Camões Prize

9th October 2025

[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angolan writer Ana Paula Tavares won the 2025 Camões Prize for Literature for "her fruitful and coherent trajectory of aesthetic creation and, in particular, her restoration of the dignity of poetry," the jury of this edition said in a statement released Wednesday.

ARTS & CULTURE

Odun Ifa Exhibition

Angola: Namibe Houses a National Cultural Center

Uganda: Ambassador Ssozi Applauds Uganda-Germany Relations At Gulu’s First Oktoberfest

Angola: President João Lourenço Praises Rehabilitation of Namibe Cultural Center

Angola: Namibe Cultural Center, Symbol of People’s Identity

Sudan: Sign Language in Sudanese Arabic – Comboni Missionaries’ Initiative for the Hard-of-Hearing People

Kenya: Rosé and Bruno Mars Got in the ‘Biggest Fight’ Before Filming Apt. Music Video

Namibia: NNN’s Journey Hits the Big Screen

South Africa: Black Coffee Told to Pay Up After Enhle Mbali Court Victory

Zimbabwe: Holy Ten Issues Public Apology Amid Image Rebuild

Rwanda: TMC Admits He’s Doing Music ‘For Fun’

Zimbabwe: Arrest Warrant Issued for Socialite Mama Vee Over E-Creator Scam

Zimbabwe: ‘Sill Blazing, Still Moyoxide’ – Poet Dies Hours Before His 46th Birthday

Zimbabwe: Arrest Warrant for Mama Vee After No-Show in E-Creator Case

Botswana: Mabifhi in Us for Dance Competition

South Africa: Cape Town’s Puppets Perform Across the World

Rwanda: The Hidden Benefits of Boredom in a Fast-Paced World

Uganda: The Action Year Ignites!

Nigeria: Stanbic IBTC Kicks Off Fuze Talent Show 2025

Nigeria: Carnival in Aba As Tinubu Commissions Reconstructed Port Harcourt Road

Angola: Angolan Author Ana Paula Tavares Wins 2025 Camões Prize

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