The national Department of Public Works&#x2019 attempt to evict residents unlawfully occupying a building in the Cape Town CBD has been hit by another delay after it requested a postponement to allow further consultations with the City of Cape Town and Ndifuna Ukwazi.

Police have finally nabbed the Western Cape&#x2019s most wanted suspect and alleged taxi hitman, who was sought for murders, extortion and arson, after being on the run for months.

Burundi is on the brink of a historic transformation: delivering electricity to nine million people who currently live without power.

Libya’s Prime Minister Abdul Hamid Dbeibah has told on June 15 a visiting United Nations delegation that his roadmap for ending Libya’s prolonged transitional period and steering the country toward

The Moroccan government has officially approved the creation of a new company dedicated to managing industrial zones for defense manufacturing,marking a significant step in the country’s strategy to

Thousands were forced to flee the high rise.

In an increasingly tense geopolitical context,several international sources are raising the alarm about Algeria’s growing role as a major hub for laundering funds originating from Iran.

The attack launched by the Israeli army during the night from Thursday to Friday took the Iranian mullahs by surprise. In a message broadcast online shortly after the beginning of the offensive,Benja

Burkina Faso’s military-led government has completed the nationalization of five gold mining assets,marking a significant pivot in its economic strategy aimed at asserting greater control over the c

Mali’s transitional president,Colonel Assimi Goita,could remain in power until at least 2030 — without facing an election after a controversial bill approved by Mali’s Council of Ministers on