Lobby groups AfriForum and the March and March movement have agreed to jointly pursue “legal matters of mutual interest”, and to support each other on issues related to the rule of law and the fight against crime in communities, including illegal immigration.
READ MORELeaders of Kenya's opposition Linda Mwananchi movement brought their message of political change to Homa Bay County on Sunday, despite coordinated efforts to disrupt their rallies.
Senegal’s parliament has approved a law requiring the president, prime minister and speaker of parliament to declare and publish their assets both when taking office and when leaving, amid a growing political rift between President Bassirou Diomaye Faye and former prime minister Ousmane Sonko.
African students pursuing education abroad are facing heightened scrutiny as the United States and United Kingdom ramp up enforcement of immigration compliance,raising concerns about travel equity an
Morocco’s foreign minister Nasser Bourita received on Friday in Rabat newly appointed UK ambassador to Morocco Mr. Alex Pinfield OBE who presented copies of his credentials to the minister.
On Wednesday,August 27,2025,the United Nations has raised alarm over the dire humanitarian crisis in El-Fasher,the capital of North Darfur,where about 260,000 people remain trapped under siege by the
Millions of children across Africa are facing a life-threatening nutrition crisis as international aid cuts and armed conflict severely disrupt food supplies,several humanitarian organizations have w
United Independent Movement (UIM) president and former national security advisor to Nelson Mandela, Neil de Beer, has died following a battle with cancer.
Saldanha Bay residents want to prevent a book about the disappearance of 6-year-old Joshlin Smith from hitting the shelves.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has launched an ambitious plan to reclaim monetary control by reversing decades of deep-rooted dollar dependence.
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Old images of Cape Town taxi violence are being recycled online and falsely linked to recent unrest in Johannesburg. Posts claiming a teenager lost 18 taxis to arson are misleading – the pictures actually show fires from earlier this year in Nyanga.
Renewed violence in South Sudan is threatening to plunge the country — and its neighbors — into deeper instability,UN officials warned this week.
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