The No To Women's Oppression association, renewed its call for ensuring the inclusion of women in all institutions and commissions of the transitional period and the establishment ... Read more »

Human Rights Watch has found that Kabwe mine's waste dumps remain, exposing nearby residents to windblown lead dust and threatening community health. Children are particularly ... Read more »

The Equality Court has ruled that the gratuitous display of the flag used during the apartheid era constitutes hate speech and incites hatred against black people in terms of the ... Read more »

The president of the self-declared federal state of Ambazonia, Sisiku Julius Ayuk Tabe, together with nine other separatist leaders have been sentenced to life imprisonment by a ... Read more »

For the privileged South Africans who have private health insurance, the National Health Insurance Bill is a profound shock. The idea that members of the private system will have ... Read more »

The police banned planned protests by the main opposition Movement for Democratic Change, which was set for August 16, a move that could set the stage for what could be potentially ... Read more »

The seventh anniversary of the Marikana Massacre, which saw 34 miners at Lonmin Platinum's Marikana operations shot dead during a protest, has brought no sign of justice for the ... Read more »

Rwanda journalists and other critics of President Paul Kagame's administration are often unable or unwilling to engage in investigative reporting on politically sensitive issues ... Read more »

A labour rights group has uncovered widespread sexual abuse against female garment workers by managerial staff at Levi, Wrangler, and The Children's Place factories in Lesotho. The ... Read more »

Three people have been sentenced to death in Malawi for the murder and mutilation of a person with albinism, a penalty the judge said would serve as a strong deterrent. The ... Read more »