Society & Governance

Brazil's Indigenous movement has renewed calls for a National Indigenous Truth Commission to investigate historical violations and advance reparations.

A secondary school built with support from a Chinese mining company is expanding access to education and creating new opportunities for rural learners in Zambia.

UN leaders and the State of Palestine marked Nelson Mandela International Day, honouring his legacy of justice, equality and solidarity with oppressed people.

The World Health Organization says the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is accelerating, with most new infections linked to unknown transmission chains.

South Africa and the United Nations have signed a five-year cooperation framework to support national development priorities and accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals.

South African police destroyed 11,859 confiscated firearms on International Firearm Destruction Day as gun control advocates called for stronger measures to curb illegal weapons.

A Malawian man died aboard a repatriation bus in Limpopo as scrutiny grows over assistance provided to displaced Malawian nationals.

South Africans reflect on the Madlanga Commission one year after Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi's allegations of corruption within the criminal justice system.

March and March gives government six months to remove undocumented migrants, warning of weekly protests as nationwide immigration demonstrations continue.

Hundreds marched in Kliptown calling for stricter immigration enforcement ahead of 30 June as debate over undocumented migration intensifies nationwide.

Hundreds of Zimbabweans have been relocated to an Epping processing centre as voluntary repatriation efforts continue amid severe weather in Cape Town.

Residents across Gauteng urge peace and economic stability ahead of planned June 30 anti-immigration protests.

Ethiopia's ruling Prosperity Party has secured a commanding majority in the country's seventh general election, winning 438 parliamentary seats and paving the way to form the next government.

Residents across South Africa visited voting stations on Saturday to register to vote and verify their voter details during the Electoral Commission's (IEC) national voter registration weekend ahead of the Local Government Elections scheduled for Nov

Three senior SAPS officials reported to Brooklyn Police Station after an alleged surrender notice from IDAC, but no arrests took place, raising questions about the investigation.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged employers to hire young people without work experience as South Africa's youth unemployment rate remains at 46%, warning the country risks losing a generation.