Burundi’s withdrawal of troops from Somali looming over non-payment
Burundi government could withdraw its troops from the African Union (AU) force fighting militants in Somalia following non-payment of troops.
Ivorian football star Yaya Toure apologizes to Man City for “misunderstandings”
Ivorian and Manchester City football star Yaya Toure has apologised to Manchester City “for the misunderstandings from the past” as
Gambian goalkeeper trying to reach Europe drowns in the Mediterranean
Gambia’s national women’s football team’s goalkeeper Fatim Jawara has drowned in the Mediterranean while trying to reach Europe. The 19-year-old
South Africans in various provinces could face water restrictions
South African residents in various provinces could soon face stringent water restrictions with dam levels currently critical. Concerns are rising
189 returnee migrants receive self-employment assistance in Ethiopia
Returnee migrants to Ethiopia are getting a helping hand to make a new life at home. 32 families have received
Historic Paris Climate Agreement enters into force today
The global accord to combat climate change agreed in Paris last year has officially been put into effect today. It
Legalizing marijuana could contribute to improved public health in South Africa
The decriminalization of marijuana could contribute to improved public health. That’s according to South Africa’s Central Drug Authority. The Authority
World Tourism Organisation considers lifting travel ban on Egypt
The 104th session of the UN World Tourism Organisation came to a close in the Egyptian city of Luxor. Yasser
South Africa State capture report accuses Zuma, ministers of ethics violations
The State of Capture report released by South Africa’s outgoing anti graft kingpin Thuli Madonsela has caught a lot of
Aqua-farmers looking to boost production of abalone snails
Aqua farming in South Africa is gaining momentum. Large sea snails better known as Abalone, is a seafood delicacy that’s