Jacob Zuma judgment ‘vindicates rule of law’, says Zondo
Jacob Zuma’s judgment by the Constitutional Court on Tuesday has been welcomed by the chairperson of the state capture... Read more
30 Jun
Edward Zuma: ‘Cops will have to kill me first before they can arrest my dad’
Edward Zuma, the son of former president Jacob Zuma says police will have to kill him first before they... Read more
30 Jun
Tigray rebels vow to drive out ‘enemies’ despite ‘ceasefire’
Tigray rebels have vowed to drive out “enemies” from the region, suggesting fighting will continue despite a federal government... Read more
29 Jun
UPDATE | ESwatini imposes curfew, as military quell pro-democracy riots
ESwatini, Africa’s last absolute monarchy, said on Tuesday it was placing the country under a dusk-to-dawn curfew as soldiers... Read more
29 Jun
Nigeria restricts passengers from SA over virus spread
Nigeria has barred passengers who are not citizens or permanent residents from entering the country if they have been... Read more
29 Jun
Nigeria to get nearly 4m vaccine doses by August
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, will receive another batch of nearly four million doses of coronavirus vaccines under the... Read more
29 Jun
King Mswati III ‘hasn’t fled the country’, govt says
King Mswati III has not fled the country, the ESwatini government has said, following violent pro-democracy riots in the... Read more
29 Jun
Jacob Zuma gets 15-month jail term for contempt of court
Jacob Zuma, the former South African president has been sentenced to a 15-month jail term for contempt of court... Read more
29 Jun
Tigray ceasefire sparks celebrations in Ethiopia
Tigray ceasefire has been declared by Ethiopia’s federal government, as rebel fighters entered the regional capital Mekele, sparking celebrations... Read more
29 Jun
DRC schools, markets, churches in Beni, close after weekend bombs
DRC schools, markets and churches in the city of Beni have been closed for 48 hours ollowing three bomb... Read more
29 Jun
