NEWS & POLITICS

South Africa will withdraw its troops from the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo by 2026,

South African police have confirmed that all six victims killed in the Meyerton shooting were Lesotho nationals, after gunmen ambushed

Britain’s Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper has launched an official visit to Ethiopia, positioning economic investment and enhanced law-enforcement cooperation at

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, South Africa’s Zulu monarch, is facing mounting backlash after using a derogatory term for foreign nationals during

The United States has moved to recalibrate its strained relationship with Mali, signaling a pragmatic shift driven by deteriorating security

The America First Global Health Strategy is reshaping Africa–U.S. health partnerships, raising concerns over sovereignty, data sharing, and global health

Thousands of families have been displaced following renewed demolitions in Makoko, one of Nigeria’s oldest waterfront fishing communities, reigniting long-standing

Southern Africa is grappling with a deepening humanitarian emergency as relentless torrential rains continue to inundate large swathes of the

China has reaffirmed its strategic partnership with Lesotho, pledging to deepen bilateral cooperation across key development sectors following an official

Botswana’s President Duma Boko has moved to quell public anxiety over proposed judicial reforms, firmly rejecting claims that the creation