Ebola survivors: "They think we still have the virus and won't get close to us."
Sierra Leoneans who survived the disease suffer long-term side effects and are in dire need of support, which in itself is becoming problematic.
Sierra Leoneans who survived the disease suffer long-term side effects and are in dire need of support, which in itself is becoming problematic.
Media professionals and health workers wore surgical masks to fight TB stigma on World TB Day
After signing deals with major labels, including holdout Sony Music this month, Soundcloud is adding a subscription plan for consumers.
The Human Rights Commission has dropped allegations of unfair labour practices and poor working conditions against the Eastern Cape's DA leader.
As the world’s biggest consumer of ARVs, South Africa spends billions of rands purchasing the drugs on the international market every year.
“Yenegen Alewldem” (I will not be born tomorrow) causes a stir for depicting - through football - what may be Ethiopia’s most bloody period in history
After four years as AU chairperson, former cabinet minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will be returning to South Africa.
As allegations of 'state capture' continue, it was revealed on Tuesday that an Eskom board member also serves a Gupta-owned company's board.
At least 72 people - more than 30 of them children - were killed over the weekend following a bombing at a public park in the Pakistani city of Lahore
A man arrested in connection with the Brussels bombing was released after no evidence found was linking him to the attacks, according to prosecutors
President Robert Mugabe is on a mission to seek investment in Zimbabwe whilst on a five-day state visit to Japan, amid a deepening economic crisis.
This marks the seventh year that magistrates have been waiting for a meaningful salary increase. With no say in the matter, there's no end in sight.
The hijacker - who earlier released all the passengers except four foreigners and the crew - has also demanded asylum in Cyprus.
Following the news, parties opposed to the case said that the announcement proved the government had an "alternative motive" in the case.
Claims that its chief whip Jackson Mthembu had agreed to an investigation into allegations of "state capture" were labelled "ridiculous" by the ANC.