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U.S. Embassy Announces New Support for Press Freedom in Ghana

Just over a day after former Eskom CEO André De Ruyter’s immediate exit, Eskom announced Calib Cassim as his replacement.

IMF chief confirms that its working very hard to come to an agreement with Ukraine on a new aid program depending on progress in curbing corruption.

Government's debt and its impact on public spending is a concern for the the Budget Justice Coalition representing civic organisations, which says it hopes the finance minister will not use the social budget to fund the crises.

The role of media and civil society organisations (CSOs) in shaping public opinion and driving positive change was highlighted at the two-day Africa Media Festival in Nairobi on Wednesday....

The Stop the War Coalition is hosting an online international rally to make the call for peace in Ukraine

Oligarch Konstantin Malofeev and ex-intelligence officer Igor Girkin are on a mission to restore Russia’s imperial glory. To do so they need to destroy Ukraine.

‘I have been criticised in the media for my slow decision-making process. I want to remind you, my fellow South Africans, that the fine art of politics is a delicate balancing act.’

How many more whistle-blowers must die, and how many must have their lives in tatters before the state takes action?

Between Ukraine’s law prohibiting military-age men from leaving the country and bureaucratic snafus, many commercial seafarers have had to resort to bribes in order to work.