[Zimbabwe Standard] He conceded he never imagined he would one day dance his Uzumba dance Jerusarema in China, but Jah Prayzah looks poised to stretch the horizon.
[Zimbabwe Standard] ZIMBABWE and Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar has shed tears over the chaotic state of local football and says he is more than ready to help in reviving the wounded game, first as Warriors coach and then as Zifa president.
[New Zimbabwe] A SECTION of Harare's Central Business District had to be cordoned off Friday after a bomb scare that brought the capital's morning rush-hour to a grinding halt.
[Premium Times] The Nigerian Military, in its resolution to incapacitate and further degrade the fighting spirit of Boko Haram Terrorist Group, has carried out several bombings and air strike missions in Sambisa Forest, the spokesperson for the Nigerian Air Force, Dele Alonge, has said.
[Guardian] Nigeria's U-17 side, Golden Eaglets, has once again proven their worth in goal scoring preparatory for the Chile 2015 FIFA U-17 World Cup, as they netted 10 goals in two warm-up matches before relocating from Abuja to Katsina for closed-camping.
[Al Jazeera] Unidentified attackers have shot and killed Burundi's former army chief of staff in the second high-profile killing this month, amid chaos linked to the disputed re-election of President Pierre Nkurunziza.
[The Conversation Africa] Aquatic weeds throughout the world pose significant threats to water security. These threats are not only to biodiversity and ecological processes but also land and river communities that rely heavily on water resources - especially in developing countries. Wetlands, rivers and lakes throughout Africa have been invaded by several aquatic weed species.