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The Global Citizen NOW summit is seeking to drive action to end extreme poverty.

"It was honestly long overdue for me,"

Thomas Falkiner sees how his long-term Jimny five-door copes with a lengthy trek down to the Western Cape.

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial is expected to shift its focus to cellphone data and records when the cross-examination of state witness Gideon Gouws resumes at the Pretoria high court on Thursday.

The May 29 general elections not only presents a change in our electoral democracy but many new options for voters as well.

Africa’s stunted development is a product of self-sabotage and lingering colonialism, Danai Gurira tells Global Citizen Now summit in New York.

Nearly six months after losing his eye during a vicious attack by a hyena at a Musina game farm in Limpopo, Frans Ndlovu is reflecting on the incident that has changed his life.

The defence in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial has alleged the state is conducting the trial by ambush by not timeously sharing documentation, but the prosecution says this is a ploy as the evidence was disclosed electronically last year.

Parts of Johannesburg were yesterday left without power as firefighters scrambled for more than 18 hours to put out a blaze that threatened to collapse the M1 highway double-decker bridge.

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