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Spain is the most recent nation to join South Africa’s International Court of Justice (ICJ) complaint against Israel. As the…

American voters watched the two main presidential contenders for the November 5 election brawl it out on Thursday night in the first…

The South African National Defence Force, SANDF, has confirmed the deaths of two of its members at the Democratic Republic…

Julian Assange is officially a free man on his way home to Australia, after pleading guilty to obtaining and publishing United States…

An Israeli announcement at the weekend of a daily “pause” of military activity to facilitate aid flows coincided with the…

Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin congratulated South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa on his re-election as president on Monday, reflecting continued good relations with Pretoria…

Tens of thousands of Malawians have taken part in a funeral service at the national stadium to pay tribute to…

Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts at his hush money trial, becoming the first criminally convicted US president in history.…

President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe announced on Saturday that Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite business is now able to operate in the country of southern Africa thanks to a telecom regulator’s approval. High-speed, reasonably priced LEO (low-Earth orbit) internet infrastructure “is expected to be deployed throughout Zimbabwe and particularly in all the rural areas,” according to a statement released by Mnangagwa following the decision. According to him, IMC Communications will be Starlink’s only and exclusive local partner for service delivery. According to a 2021 World Bank estimate, just 34.8% of Zimbabweans had internet connection. The country’s internet service is dominated by three major mobile network operators. The Starlink approval…

While the Israeli army claimed it had targeted Hamas militants, Hamas and the Palestinian Authority said that Israeli strikes on a center for displaced people near the southern city of Rafah on Sunday resulted in the deaths of several dozen people. The strikes “claimed the lives of 35 martyrs and left dozens injured, most of them children and women,” according to a statement released by the health ministry in the territory controlled by Hamas. It also stated that it was “aware of reports indicating that several civilians in the area were harmed…