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Over a million children at risk of acute malnutrition in DRC
Date:Jul 12, 2024
More than one million children are at risk from acute malnutrition in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as rising violence drives up needs among millions of displaced people, the World Health Organization (WHO) reported today.
Social media fuels Kenyan youth backlash over lawmakers' opulence
Date:Jul 12, 2024
Luxury cars, private helicopters, mounds of cash.
Happy independence day Sao Tome and Principe
Date:Jul 12, 2024
The South African Broadcasting Corporation wishes Sao Tome and Principe a happy Independence Day.
Caution advised as SA Mpox cases rise to 22
Date:Jul 12, 2024
South Africa’s Department of Health has advised the public to remain cautious as the country recorded two additional confirmed cases of Mpox this week, bringing the total number of cases to 22 since the outbreak began in May.
“Kenya cabinet failed President”
Date:Jul 12, 2024
Kenyan Political Analyst, Ashtone Osore, says the now sacked cabinet failed President William Ruto to a large extent.
Rwandans heads for presidential elections on Monday
Date:Jul 12, 2024
Rwandans vote on Monday in an election that will almost certainly extend the long rule of President Paul Kagame.
Containment of deadly outbreak in Uganda attributed to mindset change
Date:Jul 12, 2024
The outbreak of Anthrax which left 13 people dead in Uganda’s Kyotera district was halted by a change in mindset.
Shock as Burkina Faso junta adopts draft law that criminalises homosexuality
Date:Jul 12, 2024
Human rights organisation, Equality Now, has expressed shock after Burkina Faso's military junta adopted the draft of an amended family code, criminalising homosexuality.
‘Unemployment in SA main stumbling block in fighting poverty’
Date:Jul 12, 2024
South Africa’s (SA) Department of Employment and Labour has vowed to prioritise the creation of decent jobs over the next five years.
SA Minister addresses symposium looking at global interests
Date:Jul 12, 2024
In his first address as Minister of International Relations and Co-operation, Ronald Lamola says South Africa will continue to pursue its foreign policy that is anchored on respect for human rights.
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