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New Zealand win Rugby Championship, South Africa second
Issued on: 24/09/2022 - 20:28
Durban (South Africa) (AFP) – New Zealand won the Rugby Championship for an eighth time on Saturday after rivals South Africa failed to secure a bonus…
Aimee Alakija Bursts Out with Prayer For Nigeria
Aimee Alakija has released a music video Prayer for Nigeria an appeal to God to save the nation from collapse.
The award-winning gospel artiste, broadcaster and aviation expert was inspired to make the gospel video as a result of…
South Korea to fund Kenya’s national export strategic plan at a tune of KSH 978 million
South Korea to fund Kenya's national export strategic plan at a tune of KSH 978 million…
South Africa: Beware of Jobs Advertised By Facebook Page Jobs Updates
IN SHORT: A Facebook page lists dozens of employment opportunities across South Africa. But it's not authorized to advertise the jobs and job seekers should be careful of job scams which may be attempting to steal personal information.…
Journalists Dissect Medical Coding and Parse the President’s Words
KHN freelancer Helen Santoro discussed insurance coverage for transgender medical care on KCRW’s “Press Play with Madeleine Brand” on Sept. 21.
Click here to hear Santoro on “Press Play With Madeleine…
Nigeria’s gorillas and their tourism potential now close to extinction
With less than 100 River Gorillas left to dodge poachers and illegal loggers, the country could lose a valuable tourism revenue resource as these iconic species, native to Nigeria, are on the brink of extinction, if drastic measures…