No toilets… The National African Students Association has threatened to shut down the Jafet Haiyambo senior primary and Hompa Sofia Mundjembwe Kanyetu junior primary schools at Rundu that are currently without functioning ablution facilities. However, since last Thursday, learners are being released at 10h00 due to the situation, severely compromising teaching and learning. This is a developing story. Video: John Muyamba | New Era Newspaper

26K views · 353 reactions | Popular South African newspaper City Press has published its final print edition today, transitioning to an online-only format. This follows The Daily Sun’s last printed copy earlier this week. Reggie Moalusi of the South African National Editors' Forum commented, "It’s the death of print, as these newspapers adapt to the new global digital world." Watch: tinyurl.com/u2u67duv #Newzroom405 | Newzroom Afrika | Facebook

138K views · 3.3K reactions | Arsenal fans from 14 African countries gathered in the Rwandan capital, Kigali, at the weekend for the Arsenal African Fans Festival. The festival organisers aim to bring supporters together to celebrate their team as well as to carry out charity work. And speaking at the opening ceremony, Sports Minister Rwego Ngarambe called on African fans not only to support Arsenal but to invest in the future of African football. | BBC News Africa | Facebook