Tunisian president slammed over migration comments
The President of Tunisia, Kais Saied, has been harshly criticised over remarks he made over migration to the north African country. Saied said that migration
DRC leader warns of threat to elections
The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Felix Tshisekedi, has warned that unrest in the east of the country could hamper preparations for
TikTok banned from Canadian government devices
The Canadian government from yesterday banned the popular video-sharing platform, TikTok, from all devices issued by the government. This followed a review by Canada which
Macron on African charm offensive
Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, is visiting four Africa countries this week as he tries to boost relations, amid growing anti-French sentiment on the
Money’s been paid but the lights are still out
The eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality has launched a forensic investigation to determine how a R91 million contract to fix and maintain street lights ended up costing
Marriageable age raised to 18 in England and Wales
The minimum age to be married in England and Wales has been raised to 18. Previously people aged 16 and 17 could get married if
Two Cabinet members implicated in Eskom corruption
Two Cabinet members are allegedly implicated in a wide-ranging investigation into corruption launched early last year by departing Eskom CEO André De Ruyter. De Ruyter
Tembisa Hospital hearings delayed
Just days before a court deadline that the Gauteng health department should either charge or reinstate suspended Tembisa Hospital CEO Ashley Mthunzi, he and chief
Eastern Cape DA leader: blacks can also be racist
‘Racism is not only a problem of white South Africans. There are black people who are also racist.’ So said outgoing Eastern Cape DA leader
Stop alienating your friends, IRR urges government
The Institute of Race Relations has urged the government to ‘take immediate steps to repair its relationship with the United States in the wake of