Seven dead in Guinea pro-democracy protests
At least 7 people have been killed and 32 were wounded after pro-democracy protests were held in the capital city...
Last known speaker of N|uu fights to preserve the language
UPINGTON, South Africa, May 11 (Reuters) - When she was a girl in South Africa's Northern Cape, Dr. Katrina Esau...
Senegal: Protests as opposition leader’s conviction clouds mooted presidential run
At least one fatality and dozens of injuries have been reported in Dakar, Senegal after an opposition figure called for...
Zimbabwean activist Tsitsi Dangaremba acquitted on charges of incitement
Zimbabwean activist, novelist, and filmmaker Tsitsi Dangaremba has been acquitted by the High Court of Zimbabwe for staging an anti-government...
The rocky road to Mali’s referendum
The referendum in Mali on a new constitution is facing significant opposition from a number of political and civic associations....
Statement: NUMSA wins High Court case to exempt critical sectors from loadshedding
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) welcomes the decision of the North Gauteng High Court to compel...
Public ownership of the electricity system must be defended – Irvin Jim
When Cyril Ramaphosa became president on 15 February 2018, Eskom was operating at an energy availability factor of 78% and...
Correspondence reveals Mills, Brkic, Oppenheimers as US propagandists
Correspondence between NATO operative Greg Mills and the Ukraine Minister of Defence has exposed an integrated media programme to manipulate...
South Africa: A state for the few, not the many
by Dr Vashna Jagarnath In 2019 Jeremy Corbyn, running for the highest office in the UK from the left of...
Zambia: Socialist Party urges “justice with compassion” as former first lady raided
Heavily armed Zambian police raided the home of former president Edgar Lungu yesterday in an investigation for car theft. Several...