JOHANNESBURG – BELLARMINE Mugabe, the son of Zimbabwe’s late former president Robert Gabriel Mugabe, was arrested on Thursday (today) following a shooting incident at his residence in Hyde Park, Johannesburg.
NEW YORK – RENOWNED American-African Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson Sr, one of the most influential figures in the modern civil rights movement, has died at the age of 84, his
CAPE TOWN – AFRICA is intensifying its push to ensure that foreign investment in mining translates into industrialisation, job creation and long-term economic transformation across the continent. This shift was
JOHANNESBURG – GROWING voices across Africa are condemning what they describe as China’s glaring double standards: extracting vast mineral wealth from the continent while denying Africans equal treatment, respect, and
JOHANNESBURG — SOUTH Africa has once again asserted itself as a principled voice against global injustice, becoming the first country to stage an emergency protest at a United States embassy
NEW YORK – A new agreement signed today in Geneva between the United States and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) could significantly reshape how humanitarian
ANTANANARIVO – ZAMBIA has assumed the chairship of the Southern African Development Community (SADC), left vacant after the coup in Madagascar. President Hakainde Hichilema has assumed the position on an
PORTO-NOVO – BENIN’S political crisis deepened on Tuesday as coup leaders re-emerged in a new video warning France to “back off” from the country’s internal affairs while urging citizens to
ADDIS ABABA – THE Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has launched an unpresented Global Emergency and Resilience Appeal, seeking US$2,5 billion to support 100 million people in 54 countries globally.
by ALFRED SHILONGOWINDHOEK – LAST Friday marked the 17th anniversary of the landmark from the SADC Tribunal ruling in the case of Mike Campbell and Others v. the Government of
