It’s almost a year since Russia waged a war against Ukraine, the war has taken different courses as Putin wanted to dominate the sea.

High unemployment is a still huge challenge in South Africa, many people lost their jobs during COVID-19 pandemic.

Judge President Dunstan Mlambo says the State had to appoint an acting Judge to do Makhubele’s work meanwhile she was still getting paid.

Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana announced an increase to social grants during his 2023 budget speech.

Activist groups demand Basic Income Grant of R1,500 at Kariega protest and that the minister should relook at R350 as it is not enough.

South Africa’s power crisis could deepen the poor, Eskom has been implementing several stages of load shedding across the country.

Labour Court in Gqeberha postpones case of the four dismissed immigrant lecturers at Port Elizabeth TVET College to 14 March.

Compounds found in marijuana that are critical to many bodily functions are also found in people’s endocannabinoids.

Kingmaker and presidential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress in Nigeria Bola Tinubu wants to be king.

It’s the Ukrainian people who must decide if they want peace between Russia and Ukraine not Putin and zelensky.

Nigeria’s 2023 presidential elections are likely to be driven with violence and security threat as at has been in the past weeks.

Nigeria is set to hold its presidential elections on the 25th of February, and 18 political parties will contest.

Russia has been imposed with sanctions by many countries in reactions to its invasion in Ukraine, but Putin’s friends are at his aid.

Turkey-Syria was hit by earthquakes and recording over 46,000 death tolls, there is mounting criticism on the Turkish government.

The Australian Energy Market Operator released an update to its annual assessment of reliability and Australia’s power shortage risks.

Former PRASA chair, Judge Makhubele was in no position to accept new work after she had been recommended as a judge.

It’s almost a year on since Russia invaded Ukraine, and the war is seemly to go on throughout 2023 as expectations are rising on both sides.

Some of Public Works employees have spent R120 of their R810 salary on transport to Komani and yet they remain unpaid.

Budget protesters demand that the Minister of Finance Enoch Godongwana to include basic grant income before the 2023 budget speech.

Pelé helped cultivate a culture of diversity in US soccer that endures into the MLS during European racism and apartheid era.

Nigeria’s inland waters and coastal environment are bad, and the upcoming president have a commitment to protect it.

Tropical cyclone is expected to hit the northern parts of South Africa, and here are five essential reads for cyclones.

The City of Cape Town is considering treating sewage before releasing it through marine outfalls, but chemicals will not be broken down.

It’s been a year since Russia invaded Ukraine and the war is likely to drag on throughout 2023 and potentially beyond it.

New mouse study shows that morning exercises are more effective in burning body fat more than evening ones.

Four good habits recommended by a psychologist to help individuals stay happy and to improve self-mental health.

New Zealand was hit by Cyclone Gabrielle and leaving eleven people dead including two fire fighter who died in a landslide.

Terrorism attacks are rising in the Sahel but not in Chad for Islamic people, the rise of Boko Haram had a huge impact.

PRASA’s board has approached the Labour Court to review an arbitration award that was in the whistleblower’s favour.

The devasting earthquake in Turkey has put a huge threat on President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and the country’s election are looming.

United States president, Joe Biden was recently declared fit to run for upcoming 2024 presidential elections.

The idea of opening private schools’ facilities for everyone started in 2018 to improve education and opportunities for students.

Four key issues why Tanzania is calling for constitutional reform, the country’s president had recently announced the unban of rallies.

David Mabuza has decided to step down and Paul Mashatile is set to become the new deputy president of South Africa.

Nigerian women are not represented in politics, there are three reasons why they aren’t represented in politics.

Gandhi Museum and the Phoenix Settlement founded by Mahatma no longer have any major donors from the government.

A fatal stabbing at Geluksdal school has led to protests demanding “justice” for Shawn Mphela and rubber bullets were fired.

The United Kingdom has been experiencing a sharp rise in cases of norovirus and elderly people are at huge risk.

Ukraine and Russia war could take three directions in its second year as the conflict remains unresolved between the two countries.

Rich countries must eliminate oil and gas faster and developing countries need to limit how much coal they burn.

Kourtney Kardashian says that vaginal health is an important aspect for women, and her recent launched health boost will help women.

Equatorial Guinea has confirmed its first case of Marburg virus with at least 16 cases have been detected, and nine deaths.

South Africa discovered some of the best fossils on earth which are forming part of everyday life and shaping the enviroment.

Nigeria is heading to 2023 Presidential election, security and logistics are major challenges for the country.

The Western Cape High Court has ruled in favor of the Scalabrini Centre, and that the Refugees Act by Home Affairs was unconstitutional.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is clearly worried about the implications and his support ahead of upcoming elections in Turkey.

Being declared dead when you’re still alive is no longer mysterious, an elderly woman was recently declared dead, yet she was alive.

A mother says she lost everything when Operation Dudula evicted them, and she is now forced to sleep with many others.

It’s almost a year since Russia invaded Ukraine and the war could take three directions as setbacks are involved.

Previous study that investigated the relationship between social vulnerability and food insecurity has been limited to the rural communities.

Nigeria’s 2023 elections are looming, and the country faces great six dangers of mixing politics and religion.

Five people were arrested but later released without charge during a ‘cleaning contract’ protest in Khayelitsha.

Over seven million people have been approved for R350 grant but only 85% are being paid, meanwhile Postbank still struggling with glitches.

Protesters are complaining about sewage, rubbish collection and water supply, and the Eastern Cape Municipality intend to interdict protest.

Areas in Ladysmith were without power for nine days as the substation went up in flames, and full repair could take two months.

Inequality in energy use remains an issue globally, it is still a milestone to achieve a safe climate for everyone.

Three people were killed and five injured after a gunman opened fire and later took his own life at Michigan State University.

Parliament’s digital, culture, media & sport committee (DCMS) report threatens the sustainability of local journalism.

Five years after Parkland shooting, a school psychologist offers insights on helping students and teachers deal with grief.

New research conclude that snakes use hearing to help them interpret their world and dispel that they are deaf to airborne sound.

Turkey-Syria have been affected by earthquake, leaving over 40, 000 people dead meanwhile rescue teams are still helping to find survivors.

Zimbabwe’s finance minister Mthuli Ncube promised financing of infrastructure projects, education, health, and value chains.

Al-Shabaab attacks in Somalia affected citizens lives, food prices were increased as food transportation network was hit.

National Lotteries Commission former employees who lost their jobs as a result of being ‘lottery whistleblowers’ ask for correction.

Dr Emmanuel Taban says it will not be a mistake for the government to invest in Immigrants and help them with schoolarships.

The Minister of Justice’s (Ronald Lamola) former law firm has represented the National Lotteries Commission against whistleblowers.

Essential daily travel taxis in Dakar are illegal, Senegal is attempting to better its transport system to meet growing travel demand.

Stellenbosch University says that they have instituted measures to reduce trainee doctor mistreatment, but research indicates otherwise.

Investors are eagerly awaiting the 2023 South Sudan oil and power conference to see what sort of incentives are on offer.

Tanzania’s National Examination Council did not provide school rankings for 2022 and parents often use them to determine school choices.

With only half its garbage truck fleet working, the Emfuleni municipality is unable to cope with refuse collection.

African countries are already doing well in open research and it benefits trust, accessibility and collaboration.

South African Music rapper Kiernan Forbes (AKA) was gunned down at Wish restaurant on Florida Road in Durban.

President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a State of Disaster during SONA aimed at fixing the ongoing electricity crisis.

Most South African areas still have a huge challenge of people complying with green infrastructure by-laws.

Formerly known as Queenstown informal settlement was flooded by heavy rains leaving many Komani residents stranded.

Expert tips on what to do – and what to avoid in improving self-immunity and boosting it to fight infections.

Discovered horn container in South Africa sheds light on pre-colonial Khoisan medicines which existed 500-years ago.

Tyre Nichols was brutally beaten to death by Memphis police, and black communities live in fear and trauma infiltrated by law enforcements.

Guinea worms are parasitic nematodes that infect humans and animals, and the country is at the edge of eradicating the disease.

Several countries are at a huge risk of water shortage, but Cape Town had already experienced the real possibility of day zero.

South African black people’s dominance as chartered accountants is low with only 8,610 of the 51,152 of registered CAs.

Wagner Group has been in Africa since the reign of Russia’s president, Putin, providing security to heads of states in Africa.

Homosexuality raise a lot of controversies by bible’s understanding, but Pope Francis’s view is that it’s wrong to criminalise LGBTI people.

Shawn Mphela, a learner at Geluksdal Secondary School was stabbed to death and the accused is expected to make court appearance.

The mummified remains of a man named Hekashepes was discovered by archaeologists whom is believed to have lived circa 2300BC.

President William Ruto believes Kenya had over-borrowed money from other countries and he is determined to reduce public debt.

Civil society groups march to the City of Cape Town’s offices at the Civic Centre to launch a campaign to expose law enforcement brutality

Kareedouw Hospital has no backup generator during loadshedding and Eastern Cape health department says it doesn’t matter.

Political parties disseminating false information, propagandas and fake news as elections are looming in Nigeria.

R500 billion stolen but a total of R2.9 billion was recovered through state capture, meanwhile the country needs urgent action to fix economy

2023 Grammy Award winner, Beyoncé announced the Renaissance World Tour on the first day of Black History Month.

NSFAS has capped private accommodation allowance for university students to R45,000 but UP ask for reconsideration.

There is only one toilet for grant beneficiaries to use and it does not flush at Mokopane temporary SASSA office.

Workers want minority union Solidarity to be recognised by Distell but the company says the number is too small for recognition.

Teachers can get their pupils thinking about different ways to create sustainable livelihoods through social entrepreneurship.

Mining companies lost challenging appeal on the certification of Silicosis class action at the Supreme Court of Appeal.

South Africa’s ruling party, ANC has growing discontent in the country due to its deployment leading to corruption and mismanagement.

President William Ruto has signed into law that selects people to serve on Kenya’s IEBC during country’s election.

Buildings collapsed after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Turkey and thousands of citizens died and death toll expected to rise.