Gazans inspect the site of an Israeli strike on the Bureij camp for refugees on Sunday (Picture: AFP via Getty)
READ MOREThousands of protesters are facing a struggle to stage a huge protest march near Egypt's border with Gaza.
The first group of South African National Defence Force soldiers who were deployed to the Democratic Republic of Congo is expected to arrive back on home soil this week.
(From L) Poland’s prime minister Donald Tusk,Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky,Britain’s prime minister Keir Starmer,France’s president Emmanuel Macron,Olena Zelenska and Germany’s chancell
Zelenskyy's insists Russia implement a ceasefire beforehand.
The new pope called for peace in Ukraine and Gaza in his first Sunday noon blessing.
King Mohammed VI,Commander of the Faithful,has sent a message of congratulations to His Holiness Pope Leo XIV on his investiture to the papal mission,wherein the Monarch emphasized that the Kingdom o
A delegation of foreign diplomats accredited to Morocco paid a visit to the Sahara city of Dakhla,where they could see first-hand the momentum of development and progress in the Dakhla-Oued Eddahab r
South Korea has officially endorsed Morocco’s autonomy proposal for the Sahara,and expressed its support for the «serious and credible efforts» made by the Kingdom to advance toward a resolution o
President Cyril Ramaphosa says “the days of standing by and watching while taps in our townships, factories, and rural areas run dry [or] sewage runs into, not only our rivers, but into homes of our people, should be over”.
When is a punch-up not a punch-up? When the leader of a political party says it wasn’t.
South Africa is politically nimble on the international stage, but its good diplomatic messaging has earned it little monetary value.
The EFF has accused the British High Commission in South Africa of deliberately failing to process a visa application in time for party leader Julius Malema to visit the UK for an address at Cambridge University.
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