Nigeria’s incoming President is expected to end the country’s fuel subsidy, despite concerns over the hardship it may cause.

The role of the monarch has evolved over time, from a more practical and hands-on role in maintaining the peace

US court ruled in favor of singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran in a high-profile copyright case brought by the estate of soul singer Marvin Gaye.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects people’s behavior.

The donation, worth over R5.4 million, includes 900 wheelchairs, 900 mobility devices, and the training of occupational therapists.

The Department of Basic Education (DBE) has introduced the New Teacher Induction Programme (NTIP) to provide support to teachers.

The annual Hↄmↄwↄ festival in Accra, Ghana is a time for communal reflection, renewal, and a return to traditional Ga culture.

Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame re-elected as chairman of ruling party with 99.9% of votes in landslide victory.

Sudan’s history has been entangled with military force and state power, with armed groups now vying for control of the state.

The 5th South Africa Investment Conference, held in Johannesburg, has provided a significant boost to the country’s digital economy.

South Africa’s social grant system is one of the world’s most extensive, with 47% of the population relying on monthly grants.

Legal Aid SA has revised its Means Test thresholds to accommodate more South Africans who require legal assistance but cannot afford.

Job Betha, a beekeeper based in Brits, turned a difficult situation into a successful business with the launch of Honey Nectarous.

Ramadan, the holy month of fasting, ended in mid-April, but not without controversy in the world of professional football.

Nigeria has experienced a surge in the use of digital financial services due to a botched banknote changeover and subsequent currency crisis.

Local entrepreneurs urge South Africans to buy locally manufactured products for economic growth and nation-building

At the recent BRICS Employment Working Group (EWG) summit, member states pledged to prioritize the building of sustainable enterprises

Sexual grooming is a pervasive issue that affects children all over the world, and South Africa is no exception.

Children’s work in African agriculture is a complex issue that cannot be reduced to a simple dichotomy of harmful versus harmless.

Mental health professionals in Africa unite against conversion practices in LGBTIQ+ community and condemn Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Bill.

As loadshedding causes temperature fluctuations in fridges, it can make food go bad and increase the risk of food-borne illnesses.

Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa, has expressed confidence in resolving the electricity crisis facing South Africa.

Tshepiso Motau, a final-year Industrial Design student at the University of Johannesburg, has won the Furniture Design Competition.

Umalusi has announced the launch of an online application system for the replacement of lost or damaged certificates.

Vodacom, a leading South African telecommunications company, has announced the opening of its 2024 Merit Bursary Programme.

The history of slavery in Africa and its connection to marriage and patriarchal societies is explored in a recent research paper.

As-Shams recently released the first volume (album) of a planned series of archival compilations covering the label’s history.

ActionSA assists in laying criminal charges for alleged contraventions of NHA in relation to Thabo Bester escape and Katlego Bereng’s death.

Postbank has introduced a new cardless payment system for SASSA Gold Card beneficiaries whose cards are expiring.

Social media has become an integral part of people’s lives, but it can also be mentally draining, affecting behavior in unconscious ways.

Foreign nations, particularly those in the West and Asia, have been drawn to Africa’s valuable ocean resources, ranging from fish to minerals

In the western world, there has been a significant increase in oropharyngeal cancer, which is caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV).

Large swathes of the world’s oceans are experiencing unusual warmth, with the heat this year likely to break records.

Netflix and other streaming giants pay to get branded buttons on your remote control – local TV services can’t afford to keep up.

Thyroid nodules are a common occurrence, especially in women and as we age. The vast majority of these nodules are small

The legacy of former dictator Omar al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan for 30 years, has played a significant role in the country’s political turmoil.

About 100 learners and parents of Sisonke Secondary in KwaNobuhle, Kariega, took to the streets to protest against a shortage of teachers.

The KZN Department of Education announced on Twitter that it would provide ten new buses for special schools.

300 Kariega families living in shacks next to broken-down toilets for 7 years, waiting for houses to be built.

Many families who lost their homes during the devastating floods that hit KZN, in April 2022 are still living in emergency housing units.

South Africa’s Supreme Court of Appeal will be hearing arguments later this year regarding the use of personal computers by prisoners

The family of Katlego Bereng, a man believed to be the person found dead in Thabo Bester’s prison cell, is seeking answers from the police.

The South African government’s decision to discontinue the Zimbabwe Exemption Permit (ZEP) has sparked fears.

Recent developments in South Africa have highlighted the opportunities and challenges facing vaccine production on the African continent.

Alcohol and other drug treatment services in Australia generally focus on the individual and often take people away from their families.

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the vulnerabilities of a globalized food system, leading to a sudden shift towards local consumption in Québec.

One potential coalition that has been talked about is between the African National Congress (ANC) and the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

Students at East Cape Midlands College’s Graaff-Reinet campus have taken to protesting over the delayed payment of their NSFAS allowances.

A UNHCR spokesperson said families would be kept together and that food, sanitation, and medical facilities would be provided at Lindela.

South African Supreme Court of Appeal rules that displaying old flag is hate speech and unfair discrimination

Social grant beneficiaries in Pretoria and Cape Town face difficulties renewing their SASSA/Postbank gold cards.

Malaria is a significant public health issue that can be life-threatening, with almost half of the world’s population at risk.

Kenya needs to develop irrigation-based farming in arid and semi-arid areas in order to increase its agricultural production.

Malaria continues to be a major public health issue in sub-Saharan Africa, accounting for 95% of the world’s malaria cases.

Sepsis, a life-threatening condition caused by an excessive immune response to an infection in the bloodstream.

Access to nature is often seen as a luxury to enjoy after basic needs are met, rather than a basic necessity.

The Political Party Funding Act (PPFA) was implemented in 2019, opening up party financing to public scrutiny.

Health Disparities has found that feeling hopeless about the future is one of the primary reasons Black young adults consider suicide.

Thabiso Begoor’s journey from alcohol abuse to becoming a hospitality entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring.

Food is less nutritious than it was in the past for three reasons: food choice and processing, farming methods, and topsoil mineral depletion

PRASA promises full operation of the Central Line Train Service between Nyanga and Chris Hani by December 2023.

Donkey carts from Makhanda queued to fill their containers at a water tanker provided by the Gift of the Givers on Thursday.

Around 200 learners from Humansdorp Senior Secondary School in the Eastern Cape, were unable to attend school for two weeks.

A recent study has quantified the role of climate change in the risk of extreme fire weather in the Cape Town region.

Nigeria and Rwanda become first African countries to sign Artemis Accords, committing to responsible use of space resources.

A group of young dancers from Uganda, Triplets Ghetto Kids, have been making waves across the world with their infectious energy.

Zanu-PF, the ruling party of Zimbabwe, has a long history of denouncing the United States as a superpower that polices the world.

The Youth Employment Service (YES) programme launched in South Africa in 2018 to address the issue of youth unemployment.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC) has recently completed its first cohort of traffic trainees.

The City of Cape Town’s plans to evict a group of homeless people living on public sites in the city center have been delayed.

The Bloemfontein Magistrates Court has postponed the bail application hearing for Motanyane John Masukela, a G4S security guard.

Lutendo Malambe, a qualified cosmetologist from Centurion, Gauteng, is the brains behind Luvha Designer Scents.

Halalisiwe Mncwango, the owner of Halalisa Restaurant and Shisanyama, is making a significant impact on the local economy by creating jobs.

South Africa’s only mother and child hospital, Rahima Moosa, is in a state of disrepair, with severe overcrowding and staff shortages.

Sudan is facing a crisis as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group and the army clash over disagreements.

Saudi Arabia and Iran restore diplomatic ties and discuss permanent ceasefire in Yemen, but recovery remains uncertain

Zintle James, a 24-year-old pig farmer from Sterkspruit in the Eastern Cape, has embarked on a journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur.

South African designers are using their creativity to express their freedom as the country commemorates Freedom Month in April.

“Support Local Businesses: Buying Locally Manufactured Products Puts Food on Someone’s Table” says Minister Patel.

Kwata Primary School in Ga-Phala, Limpopo has recently undergone infrastructure upgrades to provide a better learning environment

The closure of the Post Office in Paterson has left hundreds of social grant beneficiaries and workers stranded for over a year.

For 40 years, western governments have entertained ideas of outsourcing asylum processing and refugee hosting to the global south.

Small-scale irrigation can help smallholder farmers increase agricultural productivity and incomes, as well as improve nutritional outcomes.

The hippos, which included three females and one male, were abandoned after Escobar’s death in 1993 and escaped the estate.

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries, and the Environment has officially announced that it will no longer manage the Khoisan settlement

Helen Suzman Foundation director and family receive threats on Twitter ahead of court action to stop Zimbabwean permit scrapping.

Tetanus, a rare but potentially fatal disease, has recently claimed the life of a woman in her 80s in New South Wales, Australia.

Kenya has recently seen a growing visibility of sexual and gender minorities, but this has been met with a backlash.

Many African countries are facing a dangerous situation as public debt repayments reach their highest levels since 1998.

The complaints were against the MPs’ roles in state capture and maladministration at PRASA, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa.

Dorah Ramugoni is one of many individuals in Makhado municipality who have turned to recycling to make a living in the absence of other work.

Former ANC councillor Loyiso Nkohla killed during a meeting over the future of the families living along the railway line in Cape Town

At least 180 people have died in Sudan, and many are wounded after fighting broke out between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces.

A deadly conflict has broken out between rival factions of the armed forces in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, leaving at least 180 people dead.

The streets of Manenberg were transformed into a bustling gathering place for the annual “Boeka in die Laan” event.

Father of Nandipha Madugumana granted R10,000 bail in Bloemfontein court while three others remain in custody until May hearings.

Nandipha Magudumana’s movements before Thabo Bester’s escape from prison have been traced through bookings made in the name of “TK Nkwana”.

Leaders and authorities from around the world recently gathered in New York for the first UN water conference in decades.

Large quantities of pelagic sargassum seaweed are arriving on the shores of Ghana’s Western Region, affecting fishing communities.

Endometriosis affects 10% of women worldwide and can have a serious impact on their quality of life, causing fatigue and pain during sex.