Ramaphosa condemns ANC’s branch meeting violence in Limpopo
ANC president, Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned the violence that broke out during a branch general
Arab League urges UNSC to discuss Ethiopia dam
Arab states have called on the UN Security Council to discuss a dispute over Ethiopia’s plan to fill
US and Russian ambassadors to return to their posts after summit
US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed at a “pragmatic” first summit on
KwaMakhutha residents decry police’s response to crime
People from KwaMakhutha south of Durban and members of the LGBTQI community have marched to the
Mantashe raises concern over surge in illegal mining
The Minister of Mineral Resources, Gwede Mantashe, has raised concern about the impact of illegal
Ga-Rankuwa youth donates blankets to old age home
The youth of Ga-Rankuwa north of Pretoria has decided to spend Youth Day differently this year. They
Malema urges youth not to give up on education
The EFF leader says the youth should draw inspiration from the likes of the late struggle icon,
TTM to reveal its new name, logo on Thursday
Limpopo DSTV Premiership outfit Tshakhuma Tsha Madzivhandila Football Club will have a new name and
McBride, Booyens abandon bid to cross-examine state capture witnesses
They have now requested the commission to call them back in order give their version of events.
Parliamentarians share their joys, frustrations of COVID-19 vaccination
It’s almost a month since the second phase of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign started on May 17
Eastern Cape seeks to empower young people through digital economy in rural areas
Eastern Cape provincial government and Communications ministry are seeking to open doors for
Mozambicans fleeing violence forcibly removed from Tanzania: UN
Almost 10 000 Mozambicans have been forcibly removed from Tanzania so far this year after fleeing a
Ghana court grants bail to 21 LGBT+ activists
A high court in Ghana has granted bail to 21 gay rights activists arrested three weeks ago for what
Gift of the Givers drills borehole for Helen Joseph Hospital
Gift of the Givers says the borehole will help alleviate the water crisis at the Helen Joseph
Struggling steel industry gets boost from government
The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition has signed the steel metal Master Plan on Friday
DA says it is finalising Private Members Bill to amend the Referendums Act
The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it is finalising a Private Members Bill to amend the Referendums
Highlanders, Hurricanes advance to Super Rugby Trans-Tasman finals
The Highlanders and Hurricanes have played themselves into finals contention in the Super Rugby
N Cape elderly feel neglected in COVID-19 vaccination drive
Elderly people who live in rural areas, outside Kuruman, Northern Cape, might have to wait longer
Local government elections must go ahead: COPE
COPE leader Mosioua Lekota says he has been to the Electoral Commission participating in the inquiry
US calls on Nigeria to end Twitter suspension
The United States on Thursday condemned the Nigerian government for suspending Twitter and targeting