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ANC Wants Malatsi Dragged To Parliament Over Botched Draft AI Policy
The ANC has called for the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Solly Malatsi, to appear before the Portfolio Committee on Communications and Digital Technologies to…
A Surgeon Keeps A Bombed Hospital Running During Sudan’s War
For three years, Dr Jamal Eltaeb made excruciating choices. Who should live and potentially die? Should he operate without the right medicines if it might save someone’s life? How would he…
Sudanese Deminers Scour Shattered Capital For Hidden Explosives
Bending low in the baking sun and sheathed in heavy protective gear, Hussein Idris sweeps a metal detector across a vast minefield in central Khartoum that was once a park beloved by local…
Pope Urges Angola To Heal Divisions At Events Drawing 130,000
Pope Leo XIV described Angola as a "beautiful yet wounded country" during Mass in Kilamba, paying tribute to a nation that endured nearly three decades of civil war. He called on Angolans…
Limpopo Mother Seeks Answers And Support For Daughter With Cerebral Palsy
Andronicca Rasebotsa carries her five-year-old daughter everywhere — to the clinic, to sleep, through every moment of every day. Her child cannot walk, speak, or feed herself. Rasebotsa…
Bringing Traditional Leadership Into South Africa’s Formal Economy
Traditional leadership remains one of South Africa’s most enduring governance systems, yet it has long operated at the margins of formal economic structures. A new initiative seeks to…
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Backs Ithala Board Exit, Vows Governance Overhaul
For an institution long defined by endless struggles, the resignation of the Ithala board may prove to be the reset KwaZulu-Natal has been waiting for.
Sudanese Man Charged After Four Migrants Drown in English Channel
Four migrants drowned, and 38 were rescued after being swept away by strong Channel currents near Boulogne-sur-Mer. A Sudanese man alleged to have piloted the boat has been charged under…
Amnesty International calls for funds for Sudan as war nears 3rd anniversary
Amnesty International has called on global governments to provide more support to Sudan, as NGOs say they are unable to help desperate people amid severe funding cuts.
South Africa moves to regulate AI with landmark draft policy open for comment
From new regulatory bodies to data sovereignty concerns, South Africa’s draft national AI policy sets out an ambitious blueprint for governing artificial intelligence — and the public has…
When Survival Becomes the Only Standard of Governance
In Gauteng politics, yesterday’s liability has a habit of becoming today’s most valuable asset. When a man once blamed for a municipal financial crisis lands one of the most powerful…