The tram extension opens this month, and the Line 3 timetable is in the replies. Nine new stops, and the first line that actually reaches the industrial zone.
A public record of the continent’s conversation
Africa’s conversation, on Africa’s terms.
Switch between West, East, North, Southern and the diaspora. Verified by a real identity service, not a subscription. Built to be read on the phone you already own.
The municipal budget hearings are open to the public all this week and almost nobody knows. Times and venues in the replies.
Freight volumes on the inland rail corridor rose again last month. Chart below, the raw monthly series in the replies, and the fertiliser portal figures beside them.
The revised cross-border tariff schedule takes effect Monday. We have published the full gazette text and a plain-language summary of what changes at the six busiest land crossings.
The badge means someone checked.
Link a Federal Africa account and the seal appears — a real, identity-checked person or organisation. Not a tier; it can be withdrawn, and tapping it says who issued it and when.
Say it, if typing is slower.
Voice is a way to post, not an attachment. It sits in the feed at the height of a short paragraph, carries its language, and never plays until you ask.
You decide what a photo costs.
Photos load as you reach them at about 25 KB, never the full file. One switch keeps them to Wi-Fi; then each states its size and waits for your tap.