World

French interior minister admits police ‘lost control’ of protests

Paris – France’s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez admitted Monday that the police “lost control” in some cities during violent... Read more

19 Oct

World

France’s high school students plan fresh protests

Paris – France’s high school students on Monday begin a new stage of their campaign for improved conditions, hoping... Read more

12 Oct

Countries

Hundreds march through Cape Town against planned N2 wall

Residents who live along the N2 in Cape Town marched in Sea Point on Thursday to oppose the City... Read more

25 Sep

Countries

Thousands of students told to leave Cape Town residences

On Tuesday, hundreds of CPUT students marched to Parliament calling for MPs to intervene in the university’s finances, accommodation... Read more

19 Aug

Countries

Shack dwellers protest outside Premier’s office

Shack dwellers from Mfuleni marched to the Western Cape Premier’s office in Cape Town on Friday to demand water... Read more

17 Aug

Countries

MEC heckled and insulted by protesters

Hundreds of Ngcobo residents marched through the town on Wednesday. Photo: Johnnie Isaac By Johnnie Isaac Many businesses in... Read more

16 Aug

Countries

WATCH | Chaos at Fort Hare as students arrested amid vehicle damage

Alice – Two University of Fort Hare students have been arrested for alleged public violence after objects were reportedly... Read more

15 Aug

Countries

Fresh anti-migrant violence erupts in South Africa, leaving three foreigners injured

Johannesburg – Three foreign nationals were injured in South Africa on Wednesday when a protest against undocumented migrants turned... Read more

6 Aug

Countries

Tensions flare after teen allegedly shot by private security guarding foreign-owned spaza shops

Ekurhuleni – Tensions are escalating in Tsakane, Brakpan, after armed private security guards allegedly hired to protect foreign-owned spaza... Read more

5 Aug

Countries

State spent R600m to contain 30 June xenophobic action – law enforcement could have prevented it

A protest against xenophobia in Johannesburg in March 2022. Archive photo: Masego Mafata. By Sharon Ekambaram For years, South... Read more

30 Jul