Countries Two people die during Soweto hostel protest A body being loaded into a forensic pathology van following protests in Soweto on Monday. Photos: Silver Sibiya By... Read more 19 May
Countries Tunisia protesters demand freedom for jailed opposition Tunis – Hundreds of Tunisians took to the streets of the capital Thursday to mark Labour Day, to protest... Read more 2 May
Countries Shocking school scandal: Teacher accused of sending sex messages to Grade 7 learner Cape Town – The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education (DoE) has completed its investigation into allegations that a teacher at... Read more 23 Apr
Countries Bloody campus chaos: Walter Sisulu student gunned down in protest mayhem Cape Town – A student was shot dead and three others injured during a violent protest at Walter Sisulu... Read more 15 Apr
Business Transnet wage talks crash — Union threatens strike that could cost SA millions daily Cape Town – Wage and salary negotiations between Transnet and the United National Transport Union (UNTU) have collapsed, after... Read more 15 Apr
Countries EFF, ActionSA demand answers: Who ordered SANDF at #JusticeForCweCwe protest? Cape Town – The EFF and ActionSA have demanded clarification regarding the alleged deployment of the South African National... Read more 9 Apr
Countries ‘He must go!’ – Protesters march to oust Ramaphosa Cape Town – The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) has warned that several streets in Tshwane will be affected... Read more 4 Apr
World Hundreds arrested as Turkey protesters defy crackdown Istanbul – Almost 1,500 people have been detained – including an AFP photographer – as tens of thousands continued... Read more 26 Mar
Countries Mozambique police fire on protesters, killing two: AFP journalists Maputo – Mozambique police Tuesday opened fire in the capital Maputo on a crowd marking a day of protest... Read more 19 Mar
Countries Khoisan evicted from govt HQ after 6-year protest Johannesburg – South African authorities on Monday cleared a camp of the Khoisan community squatting on the grounds of... Read more 11 Feb