Hammarsdale community frustrated over dramatic hike in bread price
The community of Hammarsdale near Durban has expressed frustration over the sudden dramatic hike in
Lesotho’s small business minister urges Ramaphosa to open doors for SADC’s assistance amid unrest
Lesotho’s Minister of Small Business, Thesele Maseribana, has appealed to President Cyrill Ramaphosa
KZN emergency services, panicked mother share experience of navigating through violent protests
Emergency services in KwaZulu-Natal have not been spared from the violent protests. They’re battling
EFF in Mpumalanga shuts down Mananga border in solidarity with people of Eswatini
Economic Freedom Fighters members in Mpumalanga have forcefully shut down the Mananga border post in
Emotions stirred in Free State farming community after farm manager’s murder
The brutal murder of 21-year-old farm manager Brendin Horner has stirred emotions in the farming
UKZN SRC distances itself from violent protests
The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Student Representative Council has distanced itself from violent
US calls on Zim to embrace dialogue, end excessive force by security
The United States (US) has called on Zimbabwe to end its security forces’ excessive use of force and
‘Raped by soldiers’: Zimbabwean women live in fear
Graphic content: Police have arrested more than 1,100 people, including opposition lawmakers, trade
Zimbabwe president says ‘monumental task’ to fix economy
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa on Wednesday called for calm as he vowed to tackle the
Fears mount as further violent protests expected in Zimbabwe
Fears are mounting of further violent protests in Zimbabwe on Tuesday following Monday’s deadly
Deaths in Zimbabwe fuel protests: security minister
Violent protests that erupted in Zimbabwe on Monday after the government more than doubled fuel pump
Violent protests erupt in Durban
Violent protests have erupted in Reservoir Hills, west of Durban Tuesday morning.
North West to seek money to repair damages
The North West government says it will be forced to seek money in order to repair damages incurred
Galeshewe protests: residents to meet for find a way forward
The Galeshewe community near Kimberley is expected to meet this afternoon to map out the way forward
Siqalo settlement calm after a night of violent clashes
The situation is calm at the Siqalo informal settlement just outside Mitchells Plain in Cape Town
Mbalula returns to Mogale City
Police minister Fikile Mbalula returns to Mogale City Monday morning to brief the community on plans
Kenyatta urges opposition to take its grievances to court
Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta has urged the opposition to avoid violent protests and take their
Kenya’s ruling coalition annuls party primaries after chaotic voting
Kenya’s ruling coalition annulled party primaries held on Friday, the organisation’s secretary