Author: Cam Gammill I&M Columnist

(July 23, 2026) Hopefully over the years you’ve come to trust me when it comes to these fishing reports. I try to be as honest as possible while always leavingRead More

DuBOIS – Older adults looking to improve their balance, reduce their risk of falling and stay active can participate in “A Matter of Balance,” a fall prevention program.Read More

DuBOIS — The DuBois Area Council on the Arts (DACOTA) is bringing back summer Poetry Nights. This has been a time-honored tradition of individuals taking the stage and sharing one’sRead More

A travel writer rounds up the best espadrille styles she saw locals wearing while visiting Spain. Shop Mary Janes, slip-ons, slides, and other classic espadrilles from Toms, Dolce Vita, Amazon, Rothy’s, and more starting at $25.Read More

South Africa’s Banyana Banyana will kick off their Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) campaign against Tanzania on Monday in a Casablanca clash Desiree Ellis’ side will be heavy favourites for.Read More

The platform combines inventory management, order processing, invoicing, customer credit, collections, and retailer engagement into a single solution, while integrating seamlessly with the company’s existing FusePay payments platform.Read More

The accelerator programme backs pre-seed companies who are based in Southern Africa with £25,000 to £100,000 in capital per cohort company, alongside structured support, market access, and hands-on operational guidance.Read More

The investment is expected to support Zazu as it expands its financial services offering for entrepreneurs and businesses across Africa.Read More

AFR-IX’s decision to deploy through Raxio reflects the strength of the group’s digital platform, anchored by the first independent carrier-neutral data centres in Angola and Mozambique to achieve Tier III certification, the internationally recognised benchmark for mission-critical infrastructure.Read More

New temperature records have been set in many cities across Central Asia, in some cases exceeding 50 degrees. In this region, which is particularly vulnerable to climate change, roads have warped, power cuts linked to high consumption have occurred, and measures have been put in place to protect those working outdoors.Read More