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Johannesburg is once again facing a water crisis, leading to severe shortages across the city and townships.
Now in its 29th year, the Cape Mental Health's annual flagship event aims to raise funds that fuel the vital mission of providing essential, cost-free mental healthcare services and interventions to those who require it most.
The All Amhara Association in South Africa said they are tired of the atrocities in the region.
Pakistan's main opposition leader and former prime minister, Imran Khan, was arrested Saturday, according to senior members of his party and his defense team, after a court found him guilty of corruption charges and sentenced him to three years in prison.
Motha recently made history on ‘Britain's Got Talent’ when he received the first-ever group golden buzzer.
Known for his global hit ‘September Song’ off his debut album ‘Raised Under Grey Skies’, Cooper has a huge fan base in Mzansi with followers beaming with excitement at the news of his visit.
The City of Cape Town says the Table Bay Nature Reserve’s Rietvlei section remains temporarily closed due to localised flooding.
To cap off what has been a historical year for women’s cricket in South Africa, Momentum has extended its sponsorship of the women’s game in the country.
Two more vehicles have landed up in holes in roads in Durban at the weekend. Fortunately no drivers were hurt but the same cannot be said for their cars.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said the people of Sudan did not deserve the conflict after he called rival leaders, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan of the Sudanese army and Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo of the Rapid Support Forces for a cessation of hostilities.
Dr John Kani’s ‘Kunene and The King’ heads to the SA State Theatre this month as part of its national tour.
A 27-member cabinet for Ethiopia's war-scarred Tigray, that includes members of the Tigray People's Liberation Front, was unveiled on Wednesday, official media in the region reported, the latest step in a peace process to end two years of conflict.
Ethiopia's office of the Prime Minister on Thursday said an interim administration for the Horn of Africa country's northern region of Tigray has been established, a key step in implementation of a peace plan to end war there.
The pandemic era did not only cause anxiety and frustration for people in South Africa but also caused people to interrogate how the country handled the crisis more in-depth.
The restoration of desperately needed humanitarian assistance to the region is one of the key planks of a peace deal between the federal government and the Tigray People's Liberation Front to end two years of brutal war in northern Ethiopia.
African leaders have expressed their congratulations to Kenya’s newly minted president-elect, Dr William Ruto.
Tigrayan forces in Ethiopia have said they will respect a ceasefire proposed by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’ s government, as long as sufficient aid is delivered to their war-scarred northern region within reasonable time.