TIME magazine has published its annual Most Influential People list for 2019, naming South Africa's president Cyril Ramaphosa and athletics olympic gold medalist Read more »

Journalists from the country's private media marched to the Harare Central Police Station to hand over a petition against police brutality after anti-riot police fired teargas into ... Read more »

Former South African Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus had a heated exchange with Iqbal Survé at the Public Investment Corporation inquiry after the Sekunjalo chairman said ... Read more »

Amnesty International has said the decision to block broadcasts from two international media organizations and extend restrictions on their operations in the country, is nothing ... Read more »

Lawyers for journalist Jones Abiri has said that their client has been released by the Department of State Services after his arrest this past weekend. This is the second time ... Read more »

"Journalists should never go through a selection process to be allowed to report on public institutions, least of all controlled by intelligence agencies. We urge the authorities ... Read more »

In a judgment on an application filed by three Tanzanian non-governmental organizations, the Arusha-based East African Court of Justice has found that multiple sections of ... Read more »

Human Rights Watch has called on Tunisia to bar entry to or arrest Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir who sources say intends to attend the League of Arab States summit in the ... Read more »

Tragedy is a human experience that no one can escape from. Yet the manner in which Western media report on death involving Africans remains infused with racism. Reporting on the ... Read more »

Fatima Madaki, introduced in the first episode of Fridays with Fatima, works with Search for Common Ground Nigeria, which focuses on peacebuilding in Nigeria's communities, where ... Read more »