ICC convicts 2 over Central African Republic war crimes
The International Criminal Court has sentenced two Central African Republic militia leaders to up to 15 years for war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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A Europe-bound migrant boat capsizes off the Libyan coast, leaving at least 15 people dead
A migrant boat capsized early Friday off the coast of Libya, leaving at least 15 Egyptians dead, according to Libyan officials.
Read MoreParamilitary group kills 32 in a rampage in southern Sudan, activist group says
Sudan’s notorious paramilitary group rampaged through a village in the southern Kordofan region, which has become a key frontline in the country’s civil war, killing more than 30 people in a two-day offensive, an activist group said Thursday.
Read MoreWhat has changed in Niger two years after the coup?
As Niger marks two years since the July 26, 2023 coup, the military junta faces a critical test. Has life improved under their rule — or has the promise of change fallen flat?
Read MoreOil-rich Sudanese region becomes new focus of war between army and rival forces
Sudan's oil-rich Kordofan region has turned into a major front line in the war between the army and rival paramilitary forces, as both sides try to gain the upper-hand in a conflict that has devastated the vast African state for more than two years.
Read MoreThe Chinese car manufacturer selling the most affordable hybrids in South Africa
Chery Automobile has taken the South African market by storm with its range of affordable internal combustion engine vehicles. It also recently launched the two most affordable hybrids in the country.
Read MoreThe ANC’s 750 million rand gamble: will new dialogue restore trust or fuel opposition?
Ramaphosa says the forum will produce a social compact for jobs, power and security – critics dismiss it as political theatre
Read MoreSouth African Internet traffic boom
South Africa has seen a significant increase in Internet traffic since 2020, with various sources reporting growth of over 180%.
Read MoreSouth African rand stronger ahead of inflation data and budget vote
The South African rand was modestly stronger in early trade on Wednesday, before the release of local inflation data and a vote in parliament on the last major piece of budget legislation.
Read MoreTrending: We’re getting hooked on padel
There are currently around 80 Padel clubs in Gauteng
Read MoreAdcock Ingram surges as Indian pharma giant snaps up R4 billion stake
Adcock Ingram surged the most on record after India’s Natco Pharma said it will acquire a stake in the South African drugmaker for about $232 million (R4 billion).
Read MoreNo Miss SA this August after organisers confirm postponement of beauty pageant
Earlier this month, the Miss South Africa organisation bid farewell to its former CEO, Stephanie Weil.
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