The US presidential race has taken an unprecedented twist with four indictments looming over former President Donald Trump.

Following a statement by the Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan demanding an apology from President of the ANC Youth League Collen Malatji, secretary-general Mntuwoxolo Ngudle says “they will never apologise.”

Gordhan stated that their work won’t be stopped from rejuvenating SOCs, fighting corruption, and enabling economic transformation in South Africa.

Next week’s 15th BRICS Summit in Johannesburg is a golden opportunity for the country to claw back much-needed investment.

Former US president Donald Trump has strongly criticized the indictment brought against him on racketeering charges in the state of Georgia.

Former President Jacob Zuma returns to the Pietermaritzburg High Court in an attempt to remove lead prosecutor Billy Downer.

The country’s military regime has announced its intention to prosecute former President Mohamed Bazoum on charges of “high treason.”

President Umaro Sissoco Embalo of Guinea-Bissau has taken swift action by naming a new Prime Minister to steer the country forward.

Niger’s Mahamadou said Niger’s military rulers have insisted on ECOWAS return for talks in Niamey after the first ended in vain.

Minister for Justice in Senegal said that Sonko remains ineligible for the presidential election after the recent conviction against him.

The EFF says Curro Academy Protea Glen Executive should be criminally charged for hate speech after a teacher was allegedly called a monkey.

Thousands of supporters of the military coup in Niger gathered at Niamey when a deadline set by the ECOWAS to return to Bazoum.

Lawyer of Ousmane Sonko said that after his arrest on hunger strike, he was admitted to a hospital in Dakar after falling ill.

Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande has notified the embattled UNISA about his intention to place the institution under administration.

Most municipal services in communities such as Browns Farm, Philippi East, Nyanga and Samora Machel in Cape Town have been suspended, with some schools and clinics closed due to threats of violence related to the ongoing taxi strike. On Thursday evening, we spoke to Zandile Tyabeka from Gugulethu, who had been waiting hours for a taxi from […]

The City of Cape Town says any remaining Waste Service backlogs in the affected areas will be dealt with on Saturday.

City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis invites SANTACO WC to resume talks after their withdrawal last week, with a condition to end violence and intimidation.

A Zimbabwe court has allowed the candidates from the country’s leading opposition party to contest the election in Bulawayo.

A Moroccan Association for Human Rights announced that it had documented dozens of cases of legal proceedings against internet users.

African leaders who attended the peace talks over Ukraine have asked for the unlocking of Russian grain and fertiliser exports.

West African delegation sent by the ECOWAS regional bloc has been unable to secure the reinstatement of Niger’s elected government.

The opposition party in the Central African Republic has vehemently criticized the outcome of the constitutional referendum.

The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (AARTO) Act is expected to play a role in changing the behaviour of South Africa’s road users for the better. “More than 12 000 road users perish on our roads annually. AARTO will play a critical role in changing the behaviour of road users for the better. We all […]

An investigation has found that methane gas was the cause of the deadly Lillian Ngoyi Street (formerly known as Bree Street) explosion that rocked the Johannesburg city centre last month. This was revealed by City of Johannesburg City Manager, Floyd Brink, during a media briefing on Wednesday. The explosion killed one person, injured several others, caused […]

The first plane carrying mostly French and European people evacuated from Niger landed in Paris early Wednesday 2 August 2023, a week after a coup toppled one of the last pro-Western leaders in the jihadist-plagued Sahel. ALSO READ: Rhino poaching declines in South Africa’s Kruger Park President Mohamed Bazoum was detained by his own presidential […]