South African President Cyril Ramaphosa received full dose of booing and jeering from the crowd in the stadium after a wave of deadly riots and xenophobic attacks in South Africa
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by Nickolaus Bauer Thousands of protesters wearing all-black, brandishing placards and singing Apartheid-era struggle songs took to the streets of Johannesburg to demonstrate against what they called a scourge of
Sirena Bergman There is a significant difference in men and women’s perception of who does the majority of domestic labour in opposite-sex couples with children, according to a new survey.
While it is believed that Nigerians in South Africa have lost most of their businesses, money and premises, they have also been losing blood, limbs while others are being buried
The Consul General of Nigeria in Johannesburg, Godwin Adama, has said that the first batch of the Nigerian returnees from South Africa would depart South Africa for Lagos on Wednesday.
A police officer stationed at the border of Kenya and Ethiopia has put down his gun to teach class five pupils after teachers failed to show up over fear of
With the contineous xenophobic violence without any iota of will on the part of South African government to quell the monumental destruction of lives and property belonging to Nigerians and
The business community has condemned the xenophobic attacks which have engulfed Gauteng over the past week. On Monday police minister Bheki Cele met with business community which included executives from
By Timileyin Omilana Nigerian Foreign Affairs Minister Geoffrey Onyeama has criticised his South African counterpart, Naledi Pandor’s comments that many Nigerians in South Africa indulge in criminal acts. “It is
President Muhammadu Buhari has sent his condolences to the government and people of Zimbabwe over the transition of their founding father and former president, Robert Mugabe, aged 95. President Buhari’s
