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Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters, has called for criminal charges against the advocacy groups Solidarity and AfriForum. He accused them of undermining national sovereignty by lobbying foreign governments, particularly the United States, to influence international...

South African prosecutors have expressed strong confidence in their case against musician Lehlogonolo Shebeshxt Chauke, following his arrest for a violent road rage incident. The National Prosecuting Authority stated it intends to pursue a lengthy prison sentence for charges including attempted...

The South African men's cricket team begins the second phase of its World Test Championship title defense with a challenging two-match series in India. The first Test in Kolkata presents a significant hurdle for the Proteas, who have historically struggled on Indian pitches that heavily favor...

A South African parliamentary inquiry into alleged criminal influence within the justice system was thrown into disarray after the testimony of Cedrick Nkabinde, chief of staff to the suspended Police Minister, was halted due to major contradictions. Lawmakers accused Nkabinde of providing...

Google has agreed to provide South African news organizations with R688 million in financial support over the next five years. This commitment follows a Competition Commission inquiry that found major digital platforms dominate online advertising, negatively impacting traditional publishers'...

South Africa's mining production increased by 1.2 percent year-on-year in September, signaling a recovery for a vital economic sector. This rebound was primarily driven by stronger outputs of platinum group metals, manganese ore, and coal. The data also indicated a 2.2 percent rise in seasonally...

South Africa's Constitutional Court has refused an application for direct access from ANC member Mapo Blessings Pitjadi, requiring him to begin his legal challenge in a lower court. Pitjadi's case targets decisions made by several ANC committees in Limpopo concerning branch leadership and...

Amnesty International has condemned the continued use of Colombia's military justice system to handle grave human rights abuses, labeling it a structural engine of impunity. In a new report, the organization stated that the Justicia Penal Militar, or JPM, systematically claims jurisdiction over...

The United Nations Human Rights Council has mandated an independent fact-finding mission to investigate alleged atrocities in the Sudanese city of El Fasher. The resolution, adopted without a vote, orders a probe into reports of ethnically motivated killings, sexual violence, and other human...

England's High Court of Justice has ruled that BHP Mining is liable for the catastrophic failure of the Fundão Dam in Brazil, an event considered the country's worst environmental disaster. Justice Finola O’Farrell found the collapse, which killed 19 people, was reasonably foreseeable, rejecting...

U.S. President Donald Trump publicly called upon the Department of Justice to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s connections with Bill Clinton and other prominent individuals. In a social media post, he characterized recent Democratic criticisms as a deflection from other political issues, framing...

Human Rights Watch has urged the Tanzanian government to initiate an independent investigation into alleged killings and disappearances by security forces following a disputed election. The organization warned that the serious violations could constitute crimes. Tensions escalated after the...

A severe financial crisis threatens to close the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education's district and provincial offices across Zimbabwe, according to internal sources. The suspension of the Better Schools Project Zimbabwe, or BSPZ, which reportedly funds all operational costs beyond...

The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has firmly supported its examination body, Zimsec, in dismissing media claims of irregularities during this year's Ordinary and Advanced Level tests. Minister Torerayi Moyo rejected allegations of wrongly labeled papers, shortages, or unsealed...

Zimbabwe's health ministry has introduced a new quota requiring that a minimum of 75 percent of nursing trainees at any school originate from its local district or province. Deputy Minister of Health Sleiman Kwidini explained to Parliament that this policy aims to enhance local representation...

The Kingdom of Buganda has entered a strategic partnership with UNICEF to advance the rights and welfare of over 4.2 million children. The collaboration, formalized through a memorandum of understanding, will leverage the Kingdom’s deep community networks alongside UNICEF’s technical expertise...

The Ugandan Ministry of Health has raised concerns over a high prevalence of eye conditions among children, which is negatively impacting education and development. Official data indicate that visual impairments affect a significant portion of the population, with refractive errors being the...

Jamaica’s Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has announced a recovery plan aiming for full restoration of the sector by May 2026, following Hurricane Melissa. He reported that two-thirds of major tourist destinations are already operational, with expectations for over 70 percent of hotel rooms and...

The government of Antigua and Barbuda has established a new food import initiative with Guyana, intended to lower the cost of living. Officials stated the partnership aims to provide cheaper fruits, vegetables, and other produce to local consumers. This agreement, developed following...

Antigua-based Liat Air is pursuing an international expansion with new flights planned for Panama, Belize, and Colombia. Chief Executive Officer Hafsah Abdulsalam stated that these routes are part of a strategy to enhance Caribbean connectivity. She explained that the airline is currently...