Advocate Dumisa Ntsebeza has said he had hoped to criss-cross the country to conduct hearings as he sets about his mission to investigate racial discrimination‚ past and present‚ in cricket but Covid-19 will restrict him to virtual proceedings.
Continue reading →Aspen Pharmacare’s sterile facility in Gqeberha will deliver more than a million doses of the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine to the government in two weeks.
Continue reading →The country is still on track with its vaccination strategy, health minister Zweli Mkhize said on Thursday.
Continue reading →Mozambique is sending a medical team to identify the bodies of 12 people beheaded during an Islamic State attack last month on the northern gas exploration hub of Palma.
Continue reading →Chad’s interior ministry says it has arrested several people after uncovering a plot to assassinate prominent political figures and bomb polling stations and the electoral commission headquarters ahead of Sunday’s presidential election.
Continue reading →The UN human rights office has asked the United Arab Emirates for “proof of life” for Sheikha Latifa, one of the daughters of the ruler of Dubai, but has not received one, a spokesperson said on Friday.
Continue reading →The ANC in the Western Cape said it was saddened by the passing away of mass democratic movement stalwart Graeme Bloch on Friday.
Continue reading →A comparative analysis of the Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Nelson Mandela Bay municipalities by Crispian Olver examines electoral, governance and socioeconomic data in relation to their performance.
Continue reading →We knew it was coming — we received the warnings and many of us ignored it anyway.
Continue reading →Though the face of corruption in SA has increasingly become black, those pulling the strings were in actual fact not black.
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