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It says the international community has failed to recognise and stem the persecution of Rwandan refugees and critics of the Kagame regime

A great way to commemorate Mental Health Month is by generating creative ideas and encouraging those around you to do the same

Water outages have left many communities with dry spells since August as the city struggles with prolonged recovery periods of Rand Water and Johannesburg Water supply systems

State witness Captain Mmampshedi demurred when asked to comment on Zandile Khumalo’s earlier testimony that the hat belonged to one of the intruders on the day the footballer was killed

The energy minister told Africa Oil Week participants that disasters linked to climate change were being used to stop African countries from exploiting fossil fuels

The UN secretary-general also voiced alarm at the announcement of a total siege of the Gaza Strip, while all aide has been blocked

The party leader is one of the participants on a five-day German tour to learn how coalitions are managed in that country

So far, only 28 municipalities have been approved to participate in the programme

Fear, vulnerability and stigma can be particularly dangerous in Africa

As we observe the World Day Against the Death Penalty, we must hold onto the glimmer of hope that Zimbabwean authorities will do away with capital punishment

It seems they will be allowed to return home, but not everyone believes this will happen

Over the past year, Gauteng has witnessed a disturbing increase in water challenges, according to WaterCAN

Two out of every five species are threatened, a new global assessment has found

World Mental Health Day is commemorated on 10 October annually 

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Malombo shows how musos used their cultural roots to make stunning new sounds

The choice to adopt austerity is not about protecting the state against capture — nor is it about realising untapped growth