June 01
South Africa: Learners At This Limpopo School Go Hungry On Rainy Days
GroundUp
Meals are cooked outside at Boxahuku Primary in Vhembe East because the kitchen can no longer be used due to the stench from the school toilets Read more »
Malawi: AG Cracks Whip On MEC - 'Nothing Can Stop Relocation to Blantyre'
Nyasa Times
A fresh showdown has erupted between the government and the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC), with Attorney General Frank Mbeta declaring that there is "nothing" standing in the… Read more »
South Africa: Gauteng Cuts Funding for Non-South African Social Workers
GroundUp
Non-profits will no longer receive provincial funding for immigrant workers, a move organisations say "goes against their very ethics and morals" Read more »
South Africa: Ramaphosa Impeachment Panel Sits for First Time - South African News Briefs - June 1, 2026
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Africa: How South Africa's Xenophobic Online Machine Was Rebooted in 2026
Daily Maverick
Recent events did not create SA's xenophobic online machine. They reveal how entrenched, interconnected and politically influential that machine has already become. Read more »
South Africa: Is South Africa Making Good on Its Climate Promises? Our Sums Say 'Yes' - At Least so Far
Bhekisisa
To make good on its climate promises, South Africa is aiming to pump no more than the equivalent of 420-million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the air by 2030 — and… Read more »
Angola: Angola Plans to Train 38,000 Health Professionals By 2028
ANGOP
Angola intends to train approximately 38,000 health professionals by 2028, within the framework of the National Health Training Project, focusing on strengthening the technical and… Read more »
Angola: Some 3,000 Mangroves to Be Planted in Luanda South Coastal Zone
ANGOP
A campaign to plant 3,000 mangroves will be promoted during the current month in the area between nicha beach and the fish market, in the Benfica commune, Talatona municipality,… Read more »
Africa: South Africa Made to Look Like Fools Over World Cup Visa Issues, Says Minister
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Africa: South Africa Moves to Regulate Foreign Workers As New Labour Bill Heads to Parliament
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Africa: Solomon Owusu, Andrew Appiah Danquah File Petition for Removal of AfCFTA Secretary-General Over Xenophobia Attacks in South Africa
Ghanaian Times
Solomon Owusu, Andrew Appiah Danquah file Petition for removal of AfCFTA Secretary-General over Xenophobia attacks in South Africa Read more »
South Africa: Visa Issues Delay Bafana Bafana's Trip to World Cup
This Day
South Africa's Sports Minister, Gayton McKenzie, has demanded an explanation after the country's football team was delayed travelling to Mexico ahead of the World Cup due to visa… Read more »
South Africa: Petrol Jumps R1.43 a Litre While Diesel Gets Cheaper From Wednesday
Scrolla
Both grades of petrol will cost more from 3 June, with 95 unleaded reaching R28.06 a litre at the pumps. Diesel, paraffin and LP gas all get cheaper this month as seasonal demand… Read more »
South Africa: Makashule Gana - the Man With President Ramaphosa's Head in His Hands
Daily Maverick
Rise Mzansi MP Makashule Gana will chair the impeachment committee that will decide President Cyril Ramaphosa's future. Read more »
Angola: Social Action Minister Advocates for Increased Child Protection
ANGOP
Angolan Minister of Social Action, Family and Women's Promotion Ana Paula do Sacramento Neto on Monday advocated for increased surveillance and protection of children in the family… Read more »
Namibia: Budget Law Signed, IPC Demands Delivery
Namibian
The 2026/27 national budget has officially become law, paving the way for government spending to begin and shifting attention from parliamentary approval to implementation,… Read more »
Namibia: Taxpayers to Pay Fired NHE Employee
Namibian
The National Housing Enterprise (NHE) has been ordered to reinstate former executive Willem Titus within 30 days after the Labour Court found that his dismissal in 2021 was unfair. Read more »
Angola: Benguela Authorities Committed to the Return of Flood-Affected Children to Their Families
ANGOP
The governor of Benguela province, Manuel Nunes Júnior, said on Monday that conditions are being created for the short-term return of children affected by the Cavaco River… Read more »
Angola: Angola Deploys Epidemiological Surveillance Teams On the Border With the DR Congo
ANGOP
Epidemiological surveillance teams have been deployed at some border posts in Angolan northern province of Cabinda with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to prevent possible… Read more »
South Africa: SA's Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccination Drive Is On an Unprecedented Scale, Counters Minister Steenhuisen
Daily Maverick
The goal is to vaccinate 80% of South Africa's national cattle herd, which is estimated at 14 million, to create a version of 'herd immunity'. Read more »
South Africa: More Petrol Pain At the Pump While Diesel Users Get Welcome Relief
Daily Maverick
The move underlines the relative stability that has returned to global oil markets as they navigate the fallout over the Iran conflict, while the rand's surprising resilience has… Read more »
South Africa: ANC Ices Sisisi Tolashe - - but Remains Silent On Second Minister in Suv Scandal
Daily Maverick
The ANC Women's League has placed its president, Sisisi Tolashe, on a leave of absence while disciplinary proceedings against her proceed, but there's been no word about the fate… Read more »
South Africa: Has SA Found the Sweet Spot in Dealing With Traditional Leadership Under the Constitution?
Daily Maverick
Property rights and the powers and functions of traditional leaders are two areas within the Constitution of South Africa that have yet to be tested through judicial… Read more »
South Africa: Franschhoek's Floods Are Not Only About an Abnormal Rainfall Event, They Are Compound Disasters
Daily Maverick
Flood disasters in South Africa are not only natural events. Pollution and poor river management are causing far worse damage, as was shown during the recent extreme weather in the… Read more »
South Africa: Authorities Arrest 36 People in Illegal Mining Crackdown
SAnews.gov.za
The South African Police Service (SAPS) and the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) have arrested 36 people, including illegal immigrants, and confiscated more than 800… Read more »
