SA warned against bystander syndrome on issues of women leadership
South Africa has been warned against embracing a bystander syndrome when it comes to issues of women’s leadership and
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Mar
Kenya begins vaccinating healthcare workers
Kenya on Friday began vaccinating healthcare workers against the coronavirus two days after the first consignment of one
06
Mar
At least 20 killed by suicide car bomb near restaurant in Somalia capital
At least 20 people were killed and 30 wounded by a suicide car bomb just outside a restaurant near the port in
05
Mar
ZA News Updates: Broke Amathole District Municipality blames Eastern Cape Cogta for its mess, Parliament hears
See ZA News at the centre of the problems of the financially crippled Amathole District Municipality, is bad relations in
05
Mar
Driving school operators urge RTMC to intervene in online booking system standoff
The National Driving Schools Association of South Africa (ND-SASA) marched to the Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC)
05
Mar
University of Limpopo reduces intake of first year students
The University of Limpopo says it only admits a total of 5 175 first year students for the 2021 academic year. All
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Mar
Senzo Meyiwa’s murder trial postponed to October
The family of Senzo Meyiwa says it had hoped the identity of the mastermind behind the killing of the late Bafana Bafana
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Mar
Limpopo health workers reflect on a year of COVID-19 in SA
Healthcare workers in Limpopo have gathered at Netcare Pholoso Hospital in Polokwane, Limpopo, to look at the impact of the
05
Mar
Two police officers appear in court on charges of corruption
Two police officers have appeared at Durban Magistrate’s Court, facing charges of corruption. It’s alleged that
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Mar
Laptops donated to two Stellenbosch high schools
Several laptops have been delivered to two high schools in Stellenbosch, in the Western Cape, to encourage them to grow in
05
Mar
In revival of street movement, Algerians protest for second Friday
Thousands of Algerians demonstrated against the political and military elite in cities across the country for a second
05
Mar
VIDEO | SA Lockdown Level 1
It has been one year since South Africa reported its first coronavirus(COVID-19) case. The then 38-year-old patient had
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Mar
Cheers and hope as doctor gets Nigeria’s first COVID-19 vaccine
A doctor who has spent the past year treating COVID-19 patients on Friday became the first person in Nigeria to be vaccinated
05
Mar
Government commits to intensify efforts to promote equal rights
Government has launched Human Rights Month in Dimbaza, outside Qonce, in the Eastern Cape, ahead of the Human Rights Day
05
Mar
JCC decision against Mogoeng must be taken on review: SA Zionist Federation
The South African Zionist Federation says it believes the decision of the Judicial Conduct Committee against Chief Justice
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Mar
Alleged mastermind in Tshegofatso Pule’s murder denied bail
The alleged mastermind behind 28-year-old Tshegofatso Pule’s murder has been denied bail by the Roodepoort
05
Mar
Suspects in Mandela funeral fraud case back in court
Former Eastern Cape Health MEC Sindiswa Gomba, National Council of Provinces member Zukiswa Ncita, African National Congress
05
Mar
COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant socio-economic impact in Niger: First Lady
Niger’s First Lady, Dr Lalla Malika Issoufou, says the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant socio-economic impact.
05
Mar
Senzo Meyiwa’s murder accused back in court
The five men accused of the murder of Senzo Meyiwa are due back in the Boksburg Magistrate’s Court in Ekurhuleni on
05
Mar
Wits SRC threatens to continue protests against financial exclusion
The Wits University Student Representative Council (SRC) has threatened to continue protesting at the Braamfontein campus in
05
Mar
Bail application hearing of mastermind in Tshegofatso Pule’s murder
Judgment in the bail application of the alleged mastermind behind 28-year-old Tshegofatso Pule’s murder will be handed
05
Mar
Brown was a woman of substance: Mlambo-Ngcuka
Executive Director of United Nations Women, Dr. Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, has joined prominent South Africans in expressing
04
Mar
COVID-19 named Newsmaker of the Year for 2020
The National Press Club has named COVID-19 the Newsmaker of the Year for 2020. Today marks one year since Health Minister, Dr
04
Mar
Chief Justice Mogoeng ordered to issue apology and retraction for pro-Israeli utterances
Director of Advocacy group Africa4Palestine, Muhammed Desai has welcomed the Judicial Conduct Committee’s finding that
04
Mar
UN, US demand Eritrean troops leave Ethiopia’s Tigray region
The United Nations said on Thursday it is “now abundantly clear to all” that Eritrean troops are operating throughout
04
Mar
Sunday World under pressure to fire reporter for rape article involving Dj Fresh, Euphonik
The Sunday World is facing pressure to fire one of its reporters and publish a front-page apology. This is a demand from the
04
Mar
[WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT] 60-year-old pensioner allegedly raped for years by son
WARNING: This story contains graphic information that can upset sensitive readers. A 60-year-old pensioner has alleged her
04
Mar
COVID-19 cases in Africa nearing 4 million mark with over 104 000 deaths
The latest numbers of confirmed COVID-19 infections on the African continent are nearing the 4 million mark with 3 914 044
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Mar
Debate over proposed amendments to Pension Fund Act heating up
The debate over proposed amendments to the Pension Fund Act of 1956 is heating up. This would allow workers who have fallen
04
Mar
Veteran journalist Karima Brown laid to rest
Broadcaster and journalist Karima Brown has been described as a woman with a heart of gold who grew talent within the media
04
Mar
Violence mars Nigerian girls reunion with families
Gunfire filled the air in northwest Nigeria on Wednesday, as violence erupted amid the return of 279 kidnapped schoolgirls to
04
Mar
Violence mars Nigerian girls reunion with families
Gunfire filled the air in northwest Nigeria on Wednesday, as violence erupted amid the return of 279 kidnapped schoolgirls to
04
Mar
Veteran journalist Karima Brown to be buried this afternoon
Veteran journalist, Karima Brown is being buried this afternoon in Johannesburg after succumbing to COVID-19. She will be
04
Mar
Registration at Wits Braamfontein campus halted by student protests led by SRC
In-person registrations at the Wits University’s Braamfontein Campus in Johannesburg have been halted by protests led
04
Mar
Judgment reserved in Unisa students exclusion case
The High Court in Pretoria reserved judgment in an application relating to the exclusion of 20 000 first year students to the
04
Mar
Ghana court upholds President Akufo-Addo’s election victory
Ghana’s Supreme Court on Thursday upheld President Nana Akufo-Addo’s election victory, rejecting a challenge by
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Mar