Attacks on judiciary threaten democracy, says pressure group
Freedom Under Law warns that attacks on South Africa's Constitutional Court undermine democracy
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Freedom Under Law warns that attacks on South Africa's Constitutional Court undermine democracy
Young apprentices in Burundi learn royal drumming tradition from masters.
The Democratic Alliance is seeking information on the status of a disciplinary council report in the Mangaung municipality.
Mariama Camara, a Guinean textile entrepreneur, is shifting focus from promoting African textiles globally to building institutions that support the industry.
Navi Pillay becomes Africa's first woman Nobel Peace Prize winner
Western Cape health department launches project to encourage healthy living
A block of classrooms at Tiragalo Secondary School in Kgakala, near Leeudoringstad, has been destroyed in a fire.
Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed reveals that his government secretly monitored outgoing ministers and state ministers over the past year.
South Africa unveils three-front strategy to deal with anger over asylum seekers
Joseph Kabila, former DRC president, breaks silence with 10-point indictment of current leader Félix Tshisekedi
South African police minister Prof. Firoz Cachalia faces questions on plan to combat gun smuggling
South African jurist Navanethem "Navi" Pillay awarded 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for promoting peace and international law.