EFF Brings Phala Phala Controversy to Constitutional Court
EFF challenges Parliament’s dismissal of a Phala Phala impeachment probe against Cyril Ramaphosa. The Constitutional Court’s decision could set a precedent for presidential accountability.
Sho Madjozi Announces Final Album: A Bittersweet Farewell to a South African Icon
Sho Madjozi, South Africa’s vibrant music icon, announces her retirement with the release of her final album, Limpopo Champions League Vol. 2.
Zimbabwe Allocates R6.3 Billion for White Ex-Farmers to Tackle Debt Crisis
Zimbabwe to pay R6.3 billion to white ex-farmers for land appropriated in 2000, aiming to rebuild creditor trust and address its R396 billion debt.
South Africa Declares National Disaster Over Foodborne Illness Surge
South Africa has declared a national disaster over a surge in foodborne illnesses, with 22 deaths reported. Learn about the government's response and safety tips.
Bishop T.D. Jakes ‘Stable’ After Health Scare During Live Sermon
Bishop T.D. Jakes is stable after a health scare during a live sermon. Learn about the pastor's condition and his congregation's response.
The Hunt for an HIV Cure: Africa’s Pivotal Role in Ending the Epidemic
Africa is turning the tide on HIV, but the hunt for a cure continues. Explore how researchers aim to end the epidemic and achieve the 2030 SDG targets.
North West Government Official Faces Court Over Alleged Fraud
North West government official Mmapitsi Virginia Seate faces court over 45 fraud charges linked to R119,000 in false travel claims.
Kendrick Lamar Drops Surprise Album ‘GNX,’ Gears Up for Super Bowl Halftime Show
Kendrick Lamar surprises fans with his new album, GNX, marking his first release under pgLang. The 12-track project follows a fiery diss track battle with Drake and precedes Kendrick’s 2025…
Saafir, Iconic Bay Area Rapper and Actor, Dies at 54
Saafir, iconic Bay Area rapper and actor, has passed away at 54. Known for his work with Digital Underground and Menace II Society, his legacy endures.
Nigerian STEM Student Eniola Shokunbi Secures R220 Million for Innovative School Air Filtration System
12-year-old Nigerian STEM student Eniola Shokunbi secures R220 million funding for her affordable air filtration system, developed with UConn, to combat airborne viruses in schools.
