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Telling the tragic stories of a hard land to a global audience

Award winning director Sello Maseko is on a mission to share South African stories with the world on the international stage.

IFP councillor who tried to assault KZN Premier was ousted for fraud and corruption three years ago

The IFP councillor who attempted to assault KZN Premier Sihle Zikalala is a suspended director of uMtubatuba Local Municipality, Scrolla.Africa can reveal.

Delight for Liverpool as they hammer Everton – but the race for the title is still wide open

Merseyside derby day brought delight for Liverpool who were 4-1 victors over their bitter rivals while Chelsea and Manchester City both achieved hard-fought 2-1 wins in an enthralling evening of Premier League football.

LOVED AND LOST: Philip Mhlongo – it took courage to stand his ground against Zuma

Former EFF MP Phillip Mhlongo was one of the first to come out in support of Thabo Mbeki during the standoff in KZN ahead of the ANC elective conference in 2007.

57-year-old Gilton Clinic is close to collapse

The 57-year-old Gilton primary healthcare facility is falling apart.

Football’s only gay footballer welcome at World Cup in Qatar

Australian footballer Josh Cavallo should not be scared to attend next year’s FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

Female boxers to duke it out in Durban

It is all systems go for the all female boxing tournament at Durban's International Convention Centre on Saturday

“Game changer” U=U could be a new official HIV/Aids status

Aids awareness activists are busy campaigning for U=U to become South Africa’s third HIV status after HIV-negative and HIV-positive.

Simon is living life to the full after surviving four accidents and losing two legs

Not one, not two, not three, but four. That's how many car accidents Simon Shabangu has been involved in.

EFF heavyweight steps in to help staunch Zuma supporter

Another EFF heavyweight has thrown his weight behind an alleged violence instigator.

Fears of shortage of beds at Baragwanath Hospital as fourth wave looms

Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto, the third largest hospital in the world may not have enough bed capacity for the looming fourth wave.

Black women are the biggest losers due to July unrest

The July unrest that turned into violent looting is one of the reasons for the unemployment figures increase - and South African women are the biggest losers.

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