Opponents of a controversial South African land expropriation bill are calling the legislation a threat to private ownership ...

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa signed a controversial bill into law Thursday that authorizes the government to expropriate private land without compensation in certain cases. The law, the ...

"With a comprehensive agenda focused on climate action, economic resilience and inclusive growth, South Africa's G20 presidency aims to leave a lasting legacy for the continent and beyond," Ramaphosa ...

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China could be driven to bolster its support for stability in West Africa and the Sahel after the deadly attack in Chad, ...

As a result, tens of thousands of people took to the streets against Yoon and for the preservation of democracy in South Korea, but supporters of Yoon also demonstrated. President entrenched ...

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Two dozen armed men tried to storm into Chad's presidential palace but 18 of the attackers and two soldiers were killed in the failed attack, the national prosecutor said Thursday. Heavy gunfire ...

has attacked the presidential palace in Chad, an African inland country. It was just hours after the visit of the Chinese foreign minister, who is on his first trip to Africa for the 35th year.

An attack on Chad's presidential palace resulted in 18 assailants dead, one soldier killed, and three wounded. The situation was quickly controlled An attack on Chad's presidential palace left 18 ...

Opposition leader Venancio Mondlane has returned to Mozambique from two months of self-exile. He had left the country late last year after presidential elections that he says were fixed.

N’DJAMENA, Chad (AP) — An attack on Chad’s presidential palace left 18 assailants dead and six in custody, with one soldier killed and three wounded, state media reported Thursday.