Two explosions strike northeast Nigeria city
Heavy security in Nigerian state for governor poll
Mogadishu suicide blast death toll rises to 15
- Gambia asks UN to probe journalists' disappearance
- Ethnic conflict displaces 40000 in Kenya
- Gunmen kill man known for criticising Boko Haram
- Guinean minister charged over 2009 massacre: rights bodies
- Uganda government distances itself from anti-gay bill
- Chinese, Russian arms fuel Darfur abuse: Amnesty
- Libya expels Syrian diplomats
- Guinean minister charged over 2009 massacre: rights bodies
- Post-Mubarak Egypt still finding its way
- Senegal's under-fire Wade hits campaign trail
- Bomb attacks strike military bases in Nigeria
Limpopo intervention 'unnecessary'
LIMPOPO premier Cassel Mathale has lambasted President Jacob Zuma's cabinet decision to put his government under administration, saying the intervention was unnecessary.
Let's hear other voices on strategic projects
President Jacob Zuma has delivered a workmanlike state of the nation address that departs from the vagueness of previous years. He has provided the broad outline of a plan to prioritise the renewal and development of South Africa's rail, road, water and electrical infrastructure.
The real, unspoken story of the state of the nation speech
Infrastructure programme lays the foundations for minister's lofty ambitions
ANC looks within for answers to failures
The ANC wants to begin a process of introspection to assess if the organisation is in tune with the challenges and demands of its second centenary.
This is the house Juju is building
A furious Julius Malema has slammed public interest in his R16-million house in Sandton, Johannesburg.
Top cop's dodgy ring
SOUTH Africa's super sleuth Piet Byleveld accepted a wedding band from a businessman under investigation for links to the notorious Rolex gang.
That daring young man who got away from the Boers
Winston Churchill looks pleased with himself - dressed in civvies astride a horse. And, he probably has every right to be, after making a daring escape from Pretoria to Lourenco Marques, now Maputo, at the height of the Boer War.
