Post Views: 159 JOHANNESBURG – President Cyril Ramaphosa visited the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) on Tuesday as he kicked of a drive to visit all national government departments, as promised in […]
Post Views: 172 Togolese opposition have announced a cessation of protests in the country following the first-round of political mediation led by President of Ghana, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo. Akufo-Addo and a team of […]
Post Views: 128 Zimbabwean activist Evan Mawarire has cast doubts over the regularity of the upcoming presidential elections in the Southern African nation. Mawarire who faced the court for attempting to overthrow Robert Mugabe, […]
Post Views: 183 Lobby Group Corruption Watch is both relieved and resentful that Jacob Zuma has agreed to step down. Below is the full statement released by the organisation. Corruption Watch urges South Africans […]
Post Views: 168 JOHANNESBURG – Jacob Zuma resigned as President of South Africa on Wednesday, reluctantly heeding orders by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to bring an end to his nine scandal-plagued years […]
Post Views: 173 President Donald Trump has brought an unusual rhetorical style to his first 12 months in office, just as he did on the campaign trail. Has he also in a small way […]
Post Views: 192 ISTANBUL/BERLIN – Turkey has released German journalist Mesale Tolu after nearly eight months in prison on the condition that she does not leave the country, German government officials said on Monday. […]
Post Views: 173 WASHINGTON – The top U.S. Senate Democrat said on Friday he would force a vote on the Federal Communications Commission’s decision to repeal landmark net neutrality rules, but the move was […]
Post Views: 202 Tanzania has outlawed a charity that was planning a legal challenge against its homophobic purge, after arresting its executive. Earlier this week reports emerged that Tanzanian police have arrested 12 in Dar […]
Post Views: 277 Spanish police smashed their way into polling stations in Catalonia on Sunday, hitting people with truncheons and firing rubber bullets in an attempt to stop an independence referendum that the country’s […]
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