At least four protesters were killed and many injured by gunfire in the Sudanese city of Omdurman on Thursday, opposition medics said, as hundreds of thousands took to the streets ...
A large police contingent deployed to Alexandra, north of Johannesburg, is busy extinguishing burning tyres and reopening blocked roads following overnight protests. Residents blockaded roads since Tuesday night and early Wednesday ...
While tens of thousands of Algerians have been gathering for four months in the capital to demand sweeping political reforms, former fighters who led the last confrontation with the establishment ...
The number of people killed since security forces stormed a protest camp outside Sudan’s Defence Ministry in central Khartoum two days ago has risen significantly to 60, a doctors group linked to ...
KHARTOUM - Mervat al-Neel was one of the many women whose protests helped bring down Sudanese autocrat Omar Hassan al-Bashir. Now she is standing up to the generals who replaced him. ...
Three trucks were set alight on Thursday night on the R76 road in Steynsrus in the Free State. This as service delivery protests continue throughout the country. One truck driver ...
Community leaders in Bekkersdal west of Johannesburg have blamed criminal elements for the looting of shops belonging to foreign nationals during Wednesday’s community protest. They’ve condemned the looting and called on police to ...
An uneasy calm has returned to Alexandra north of Johannesburg following Wednesday’s community protest. However, there are conflicting views from community leaders on whether or not to continue with the protests on ...
Police have been deployed to Stutterheim in the Eastern Cape to monitor a protest after protesters allegedly set two trucks alight. Last month, residents of Mlungisi township torched four buildings including a ...
Police have fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse protesting crowds at Witsands in Atlantis on the West Coast. Protesters have locked down the area since Thursday morning by ...
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