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City of Johannesburg councillors owe the municipality R2.7m in rates and taxes.

Voters going to the polls around the world must consciously hold their governments and leaders in the private sector accountable for climate change, Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne told the Global Citizen Now summit in New York on Wednesday.

Republican US presidential candidate Donald Trump said on Wednesday it “was a beautiful thing to watch” New York police officers raiding a Columbia University building occupied by pro-Palestinian students, calling the protesters “raging lunatics and Hamas sympathisers.”

"I am proudly married and I'm having the time of my life."

Nigeria on Tuesday raised salaries for government workers by between 25% and 35%, backdated to January, the salaries commission said, as Africa's biggest economy grapples with its worst cost of living crisis in nearly three decades.

Ewa Walus is visiting South Africa in support of negotiations over the potential deportation of her father Janusz to Poland, while sharing the devastating effect his crime had on the family.

At least three of the lawyers who represented South Africa in its proceedings against Israel at the International Court of Justice ICJ did so for free.

A country's prosperity is noted by its growing economy. In SA, the economy progression is not met year in and year out. Where is the labour minister, what is his job?

M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have taken control of Rubaya, a key mining town for the smartphone mineral coltan, following days of intense fighting, a rebel spokesperson said.

The genocide in Rwanda 30 years ago forced the country to rely on itself, the president says