Mkhwanazi Probe Under ANC Leadership Begins in Parliament
Parliament’s Mkhwanazi probe under ANC leadership begins, facing opposition scepticism and a tight 90-day timeline to investigate serious SAPS allegations.
Cape Union Mart Protest Challenges Protest Rights
Activists opposing Cape Union Mart’s alleged ties to Israel are challenging a court interdict they say threatens South Africans' constitutional rights to protest.
SA Envoy to US Not Travelled on Official Duty
Mcebisi Jonas, SA’s envoy to the US, has not travelled to Washington since his April 2025 appointment. Minister Lamola says diplomatic work continues behind the scenes.
Joburg Coalition Political Drama Threatens Stability
The Joburg coalition faces collapse as minority parties threaten to exit, citing exclusion from key budget and planning decisions. Their ultimatum demands inclusion, warning of governance paralysis. With Johannesburg’s history of unstable coalitions, analysts question the future of multiparty governance amid rising
Duma Boko’s Skinny Jeans Look Turns Heads in Zambia
Botswana President Duma Boko’s skinny jeans during a Zambia visit ignited social media, with his casual outfit dividing opinions. Some praised the modern, relatable look, while others questioned its diplomatic appropriateness, highlighting evolving leadership image in Africa.
Pupils to Help Decide Sanctions for Abusive Teachers
South Africa’s Department of Basic Education now allows pupils to recommend sanctions in learner-led hearings against teachers for physical or emotional abuse. This policy promotes accountability, restorative justice, and safer schools, aligning with global trends in recognizing children’s rights.
Saudi Arabia Executes 17 in 3 Days Amid Global Outcry
Saudi Arabia executed 17 people between July 28 and 30, primarily for non-violent drug offences like trafficking hashish and amphetamines, bringing the 2025 execution total to at least 100. This intense wave has drawn global criticism, with human rights groups condemning the
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