Nigeria: Spirituality and Horseback Parades Nigeria, Africa’s Most Populous Country, Is Also Home To The Continent’s Largerst Number of Muslims. The Mainly Muslim Northern Regions are Home to A Range of Ethnic Groups, Chief Among Them The Hauses and Fulanis. In the past decade, The North Has Become Synonymous WithContinue Reading
Ebrahim Rasool Addresses Supporters, Calling His Person Non Grata Status A Badge of Dignity after His Us Expulsion. The South African Ambassador Who was expelled from the United States In a Row with US President Donald Trump’s Administration Has Arrided Home to A Raucous Welcom and Struck A Defiant ToneContinue Reading
WHO: India vs AustraliaWhat: ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semifinalWHERE: Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai, United Arab EmiratesWHEN: Tuesday, March 4 at 1pm (09:00 GMT)Follow Al Jazeera Sport’s Live Text and Photo Commentary Stream. India Face Australia on Tuesday in the First Semifinal of the Champions Trophy-A Matchup That Pits TheContinue Reading
A months-long standoff between South African authorities and illegal miners trapped in an abandoned mine in the town of Stilfontein ended this week with at least 78 people killed – likely from starvation, rights groups say. On Thursday, South African police confirmed it ended a rescue operation launched on MondayContinue Reading
Government initially closed a shaft to deprive undocumented miners it called ‘criminal’ of food, water and medicine. Dozens of local volunteers have stepped up to help rescue what could be thousands of feared miners trapped underground in an abandoned gold mine in the town of Stilfontein in South Africa. LocalContinue Reading
A new education law in South Africa is dividing legislators and sparking angry emotions in a country with a complex racial and linguistic history. Last Friday, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) bill into law but suspended the implementation of two hotly contested sections for atContinue Reading
Hondeklip Bay, South Africa – Before day breaks on a cloudy morning in Hondeklip Bay, a small fishing village in South Africa’s semi-arid Namaqualand region, Patrick Rulph rushes out of his front door in track pants, a loose-fitting hoodie and a dark cap. The 61-year-old moves with urgency as heContinue Reading
Johannesburg, South Africa – For more than a decade, Johanna Motlhamme has been fighting to get her family home back after it was sold from under her, leaving her and her four children without their rightful inheritance. The 74-year-old’s plight is one that has its roots in the racist lawsContinue Reading
