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Almasi Collaborative Arts Launches 2026 Season with Free Reading of A Raisin in the Sun
Discover the 2026 artistic season launch of Almasi Collaborative Arts with a free public staged reading of Lorraine Hansberry's classic play, A Raisin in the Sun. Don't miss this opportunity to experience a timeless story that resonates with audiences. Source: Africazine.
Africa
John Jay Selected for Savanna Newcomer Comedy Showcase 2026 in Sandton
Discover Thato Bogatsu, famously known as John Jay, a comedian hailing from Rustenburg, North West. Breaking boundaries and redefining comedy, John Jay is transitioning from local humor to national recognition, captivating audiences with his unique style. Read more about this rising star on Africazine.
Africa
AMISURG réalise des opérations chirurgicales gratuites pour 100 patients à Farafenni
Au cours du week-end, l'Hôpital Général de Farafenni a été transformé en un symbole d'espoir et de guérison grâce à la Fondation Chirurgicale Caritative Internationale (AMISURG). Ce partenariat met en lumière l'importance des initiatives de santé humanitaire en Afrique. Source : Africazine.
Africa
Acheampong’s Performance Influences NPP Primaries Results Across Regions
Discover insights from Musah Danquah, Executive Director of Global Info Analytics, on the NPP primaries and Bryan Acheampong's role in the upcoming political landscape. Read more on Africazine for the latest updates on this significant event in Ghana's political scene.
Africa
PNG Nurses Association Calls for K30 Million in Outstanding Awards Payment
The Papua New Guinea Nurses Association urges the Government to fulfill its obligation of over K30 million for nurses' awards, calling for payment in the first quarter of the year. Stay informed with Africazine for the latest updates on this critical issue.
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Alfred Gangata Becomes Malawi’s Most Frequently Reshuffled Minister
Discover the latest insights from Africazine on Malawi's political landscape, highlighting the notable cabinet movements of Alfred following President Arthur Peter Mutharika's return to office after the September 16 elections. Stay informed about political developments in Lilongwe.
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Community Members Discuss Labola Ruling and Cultural Practices
Discover the ongoing debate surrounding cultural practices and personal freedom in marriage. Some residents support a ruling that safeguards traditions, while others advocate for couples' rights to choose. Read more about this divisive issue in the latest article from Africazine.