Nigeria: Burna Boy Among African Stars in Rolling Stone's Greatest Singers

Nigerian music star Burna Boy and South Africa's Mariam Makeba made Rolling Stone's 'Greatest Singers List'. Read more »

Africa: Pelé - a Pillar of Football Falls

Loved and Lost: Pelé, Edson Arantes do Nascimento (1940-2022) Read more »

South Africa: Gloomy Festive Season for Flood Victims

Over eight months have passed since floods devastated parts of KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape in April, yet hundreds of displaced households are set to spend Christmas in the… Read more »

Nigeria: Buhari's 'Problematic' 2023 Budget Stalls Passage

Nigerian lawmakers have postponed passage of the 2023 budget till next week due to "problems" discovered in the budget. Read more »

South Africa: Eskom and Metro Point Fingers While Community Wallows in Darkness

The Free State municipality Maluti-a-Phofung and Eskom are playing blame games while a large part of Qwaqwa goes a month without electricity. Read more »

Africa: Hero's Welcome for Morocco Upon Return Home

The history-making Moroccan football team were welcomed as heroes when they arrived in Rabat on Tuesday after a remarkable Fifa World Cup campaign in Qatar. Read more »

South Africa: Thousands Flock to Durban's Sewage-Ridden Beaches

Close to 500,000 local and international holidaymakers visited Durban beaches, in Kwazulu-Natal, this past weekend despite allegations that the city's beaches are contaminated with… Read more »

South Africa: We Either Deal With Corruption or Perish, Ramaphosa Tells ANC as Conference Adjourns

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa has reaffirmed that the fight against corruption will continue until it is rooted out of the party. Read more »

South Africa: WAFCON Winners Finally Paid Bonuses Promised by Their Province

Five Limpopo-born Banyana Banyana players have finally been paid their R100,000 by the provincial Limpopo Department of Sport, Arts and Culture. Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa Scrapes Through to Win Second Term

President Cyril Ramaphosa has scraped through to win his second term as president of the ANC, after a tense night in which his chief rival Zweli Mkhize appeared to have turned it… Read more »

South Africa: Drought-Stricken Nelson Mandela Bay Flooded

Overnight downpours have left many homes and roads flooded in some parts of Nelson Mandela Bay. Read more »

Lesotho: Hey Mzansi, Lesotho Wants Its Land Back

The Basotho Kingdom is set to discuss a motion in the new year to reclaim areas of land in South Africa. Read more »

Morocco: World Cup Journey for Gallant Atlas Lions of Morocco Ends In Qatar

The penultimate game of the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar went Croatia's way, with the two dark horses of the competition going head-to-head. Read more »

South Africa: President Cyril Ramaphosa Rubbishes Former President Zuma's Case Against Him

The fight for the soul of the ANC took an unprecedented turn on Thursday when former president Jacob Zuma announced a dubious private prosecution against his successor President… Read more »

South Africa: African National Chaos

Chaos reigned on Day One of the ANC's elective conference in Nasrec Johannesburg with over 800 delegates remaining unaccredited. Read more »

South Africa: Police Seize R2 Million of Stolen Cables

Police in Tshwane have recovered 1.2 kilometres of stolen cables, worth R2 million, from a stationary truck. Read more »

Ethiopia: Meta Sued Billions for Fuelling the Flames of Ethiopia's War

The social media giant and owner of Facebook, Meta, is being sued for R35 billion ($2 billion) for amplifying Ethiopia's civil war. Read more »

South Africa: SA Refs Earn Big in Qatar but Go Home Early

South African referee Victor Gomes earned up to R1.43 million for officiating at the Fifa World Cup but has now gone home, as there are no African referees for the semi-finals or… Read more »

Morocco: France End Morocco's Fairytale Run - and Africa's World Cup Hopes

Morocco bowed out gracefully as goals from Theo Hernandez and Randal Kolo sent defending champions France marching on into Sunday's final against Argentina after a 2-0 win. Read more »

Africa: France End Morocco's Fairytale Run - and Africa's World Cup Hopes

Morocco bowed out gracefully as goals from Theo Hernandez and Randal Kolo sent defending champions France marching on into Sunday's final against Argentina after a 2-0 win. Read more »

South Africa: Judge Hlophe Gets the Chop

John Hlophe's high-flying decades-long legal career came crashing down after President Cyril Ramaphosa suspended him as the Western Cape Judge President on Wednesday. Read more »

Morocco: Morocco's Miracle Run Faces Its Toughest Test

The Atlas Lions of Morocco made history by becoming the first African side to make a World Cup semi-final, taking out one European giant after another. Read more »

South Africa: Impeachment Debate - Ruling Party Chief Whip Sends Warning to MPs Plotting Rebellion

ANC Chief Whip Pemmy Majodina says the party is aware that some of its "rogue" MPs are plotting to vote in favour of the adoption of the Phala Phala report on Tuesday. Read more »

South Africa: Legal Challenges Mount Ahead of ANC Conference

Just days before the ANC's national elective conference, a group of disgruntled members has taken the party to court. Read more »

South Africa: Floods Leave Hundreds Destitute in Johannesburg

Two days of fierce storms left hundreds of Johannesburg residents displaced as floods swept away about 239 buildings, including homes and shacks, on 9 and 10 December. Read more »