Libya: U.S. Police Arrest Suspect for 1988 Lockerbie Bombing

US police have arrested a Libyan man suspected of making the bomb that destroyed a passenger plane 34 years ago. Read more »

South Africa: King's Allies Come Out Swinging Over Unpermitted Image

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini's aides are putting a ring of steel around the monarch after a boxing promoter used the king's name without his permission to promote a tournament in… Read more »

South Africa: Mpumalanga Students Stranded in Russia

Mpumalanga students will be expelled from various universities in the Russian Federation if the Mpumalanga Department of Education does not pay tuition fees by Monday 12 December. Read more »

South Africa: Sex Workers Will Still Face Obstacles As Their Work Is Legalised

Sex workers were relieved when they heard that their work in South Africa was about to be decriminalised. Read more »

South Africa: Carl Niehaus Booted From the ANC

This is after the controversial Niehaus was found guilty of six counts of misconduct that brought the party into disrepute. Read more »

South Africa: How ANC Treasurer-General Paul Mashatile Blew It

ANC treasurer-general Paul Mashatile's strategy of playing both factions in the ruling party is about to cost him a seat in the influential ANC top six. Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa Survives Another Phala Phala Bullet

President Cyril Ramaphosa and his staunch allies emerged all smiles from the tense one-day special ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting on Friday. Read more »

Morocco: Morocco Make African History

Morocco became the first African nation to advance to a Fifa World Cup semi-final after defeating Portugal 1-0 on Saturday night. Read more »

South Africa: Preaching, Gambling and Trading Banned On New Trains

In the past, after boarding a train one could buy fruit and vegetables and gamble, and those who wanted to feed their soul could head for the coaches where sermons were being… Read more »

South Africa: 'We Will Not Throw Ramaphosa Into the Dragon's Den' - Energy Minister

Mineral resources minister Gwede Mantashe has instructed all 230 ANC MPs to toe the line and vote against the adoption of the Phala Phala report or else face the wrath of the… Read more »

Morocco: Morocco Vs Portugal - a Reminder of a Colonial Past

After defeating Spain, Morocco have been placed in the World Cup quarter-finals where they will face either Portugal or Switzerland. Read more »

Africa: What South Africa Can Learn From the World Cup

If there's anything that the South African Football Association (Safa) can learn from the Fifa World Cup in Qatar is that it has to upgrade its scouting department, writes Menzi… Read more »

South Africa: Chris Hani's Killer Janusz Walus Walks Away

After 28 years, the man who looked Chris Hani in the eyes and fired the gun that ended the life of the SACP leader, has walked free. Read more »

South Africa: Brothers Murdered Protecting Their Sister From Rapists

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South Africa: Phala Phala Debate Postponed

As President Cyril Ramaphosa fights for his political survival amid the blazing Phala Phala flames Parliament pushed the debate of the Section 89 panel report to next Tuesday. Read more »

South Africa: Ruling Party's National Executive Committee Backs Ramaphosa

President Cyril Ramaphosa was thrown a lifeline by the ANC National Executive Committee (NEC) after the party's highest decision-making body rejected the Section 89 panel report. Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa Impeachment - Ruling Party Leadership Rejects Report

A meeting of the top leadership of the ANC has decided to support President Cyril Ramaphosa and reject the report of the Section 89 Panel. Read more »

South Africa: Where Is Sbu Nkosi?

It's been three weeks since his family or The Bulls rugby franchise have heard from Bulls winger Sbu Nkosi. Read more »

Cameroon: Cameroon Crash Out in a Blaze of Glory

Cameroon may have crashed out in Qatar but they leave with a victory over five-time winners Brazil. Read more »

South Africa: Will Ramaphosa Fight On or Give In?

President Cyril Ramaphosa's darkest hour has arrived, with his fate now in the hands of a faction of the ANC that spent the past five years trying to get rid of him. Read more »

South Africa: Panel Finds Ramaphosa Has Case to Answer in Robbery Cover-Up

President Cyril Ramaphosa may face impeachment after an independent panel investigating his involvement in the Phala Phala Farmgate saga found that he has a case to answer. Read more »

South Africa: Provincial MP Arrested After Allegedly Slapping School Principal

Andile Lili, Member of the Western Cape ANC legislature, was arrested after he allegedly slapped a school principal and demanded that she leave the school premises on Friday. Read more »

South Africa: Traditional Healers Gather to Clean Mpumalanga's Polluted Rivers

Traditional healer Fannie Mashaba is pleading with communities to take care of their waste and stop polluting rivers and streams. Read more »

South Africa: Chris Hani's Monument Damaged Days Before His Killer Walks Free

Just days before his killer is set to be released from prison on parole, Chris Hani's memorial in Ekurhuleni has been badly damaged by heavy storms. Read more »

South Africa: Pit Bull Racist Charged

A Benoni woman whose racist rants went viral across the nation has been arrested and charged with crimen injuria. Read more »