We are proud of how far Cosatu has come since it was launched 40 years ago in Durban and the role it has played in ending apartheid, securing our constitutional democracy, uplifting workers and enshrining their rights into law
What began in April 2023 as a power struggle between the leaders of the SAF and RSF has evolved into widespread abuses, generating the world’s largest humanitarian crisis, with more than 14 million people displaced and famine spreading
The presentation of credentials is a cornerstone of diplomatic protocol, symbolising mutual recognition and the formal commencement of an ambassador’s duties
As Western donors pull back and food insecurity deepens in the landlocked south-eastern African nation, the rise of a UK-registered Islamic charity is exposing both the necessity and the governance risks of a changing humanitarian order
South Africa has also taken a leading role in global health financing and pandemic preparedness
Shifting geopolitics is highlighting new and old arenas of conflict and violations of international law
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Spain is one of the European countries that has been most critical of Israel over the war in Gaza
Lessons from China and Norway on how capacities can be channelled to deliver on priorities and ensure activity with notable outcomes
Some African leaders argued the potential benefits for people on the world’s poorest continent outweighed the harm from the production and export of fossil fuels
‘People are really noticing the work we do for the community,’ says a former unemployed youngster, now project leader at growing construction enterprise, Marvin Blauw
Nomzi Kumalo is brutally honest. Her melancholic but beautiful songs speak the truth and are often inspired by her poetry
South Africa is behind others on e-mobility policy. But it’s not too late
What does the decade-old “Congo-case,” involving two Norwegian mercenaries, tell us about residue coloniality in Scandinavia?
Dialogue between Venezuela’s opposition and President Maduro’s government will resume in Barbados, self-declared interim president Juan Guaido said
Delegations representing the Venezuelan rivals met face-to-face in Oslo for the first time this week in a process begun two weeks ago
South Africa has dropped three places in the Press Freedom Index
Although the idea of a sovereign wealth fund to develop our country is a nice one in principle, it may not be the best idea we have had.
Boeing’s 737 MAX 8 medium-haul workhorse jet was grounded in China, Ethiopia and Indonesia on Monday after an Ethiopian Airlines crash
South Africa has a new policy framework for students with disabilities but will it bring real change?
In order to gain faith in a social contract, the government not only has to increase minimum wages, but also lower the top wages
In recent years, women have made significant progress towards equality in a number of areas but the global trend now seems to have made a U-turn
Failed asylum seekers get no chance to appeal and risk ‘freezing to death’ if they’re deported to Russia
Uganda’s government has been hit with substantial aid cuts after the president enacted a severe anti-gay law.
Bafana Bafana have been edged out 1-0 by a youthful and inexperienced Norway side at Cape Town Stadium.
Norway has announced plans to step up its efforts as part of "first aid" to slow climate change.
Norwegians wounded in Anders Behring Breivik’s shooting rampage have testified about how he hunted them down and used the trial to taunt the killer.
A guard and a ferry captain have detailed how Anders Behring Breivik tricked them into allowing him to go to Utoeya Island, where he killed 69 people.
A man who had his leg amputated after a bomb planted by Anders Behring Breivik tore through his body has spoken about his harrowing ordeal.
Anders Behring Breivik has listened silently as others describe the mayhem caused by his bombing, a scene one witness described as a "war zone".
Norway’s self-confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik is at pains to convince the court of his sanity when he killed 77 people last year.
