Aid for Uganda has been pulled and its currecy has slumped following a bill which prescribes life imprisonment for some homsexual acts.
The second biggest platinum producer is reporting good earnings despite a wage strike entering its sixth week.
The M&G spoke to Juan Mejia, spokesperson for the party at the forefront of the biggest anti-government protests in Venezuela in a decade.
Cosatu has cautiously welcomed Minister Pravin Gordhan’s budget speech, while Numsa reiterated its rejection of the employment tax incentive scheme.
Al-Jazeera is only one part of a puzzle of the growing restrictions on the freedom of expression of ordinary Egyptians, writes Azad Essa.
Boko Haram gunmen have, according to security forces, shot or burned to death 59 pupils in a boarding school in north-east Nigeria.
Julius Malema is said to have attacked a man who complained about the EFF leader’s behaviour in traffic. The complainant has now withdrawn the case.
From education receiving the largest individual allocation to the social security increase, we look at how the R1.25-trillion budget has been divvied.
Analysts are positive about Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan’s fifth budget. There is concern however that the good news can easily turn sour.
Bidders were culled for not offering voice verification, which has not been used for two years