IMF lauds Ghana govt for reforms, debt restructure
Accra – Ghana is making headway in its economic reforms and debt restructuring that the government embarked on since... Read more
8 Jul, 2025
WATCH | DA lays criminal charges against ANC minister Nkabane
Johannesburg – The Democratic Alliance (DA) laid criminal charges for corruption against an education minister on Tuesday, in a... Read more
1 Jul, 2025
Tunisian govt critic gets new jail term: lawyer
Tunis – A Tunisian court on Monday sentenced lawyer and commentator Sonia Dahmani to two extra years in prison... Read more
1 Jul, 2025
People with HIV go hungry as Gauteng government cuts funds
Hundreds of people protested last week about Gauteng government funding cuts. Photo: Kimberly Mutandiro By Joseph Bracken and Kimberly... Read more
28 Jun, 2025
Court rejects Ivory Coast opposition leaders’ appeals
Abidjan – The African Union’s human rights court on Thursday rejected a petition by Ivory Coast’s ex-president Laurent Gbagbo,... Read more
27 Jun, 2025
Cameroon presidential ally quits and announces election bid
Yaoundé – A Cameroon minister who resigned this week on Thursday confirmed he will stand in this year’s presidential... Read more
27 Jun, 2025
Mayibuye mayhem! Shivambu and Sizwe go to war on X
Cape Town – Former Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) deputy president Floyd Shivambu made headlines this week after a fiery... Read more
26 Jun, 2025
Thousands of Kenyans take to the streets for protest anniversary
Nairobi – Thousands of protesters took to Kenya’s streets on Wednesday to mark a year since people stormed parliament... Read more
25 Jun, 2025
One year on: SA’s coalition govt boosted optimism, but will it last?
Matthias Krönke, University of Reading and Rorisang Lekalake, University of Cape Town For the first time since the end... Read more
24 Jun, 2025
Opposition cracks help Nigerian president tighten grip
Lagos – A wave of defections from Nigeria’s major opposition parties has swollen the ruling party’s ranks, strengthening President... Read more
24 Jun, 2025
