Bahrain has banned citizens from traveling to Iran and Iraq until further notice citing regional security concerns, the interior ministry said on Tuesday.

South Africa’s 25 litres of ‘basic water’ starkly fails constitutional standards, compelling a reevaluation of what ‘sufficient’ truly means in the face of inequality.

A Kenyan court blocked on Tuesday for another three weeks a proposed U.S. Ebola quarantine facility that has triggered protests killing two people and ordered the government to disclose its agreement with Washington.

Czech police said on Tuesday they had charged four people and an unnamed legal entity for coercing young women to provide erotic content for accounts on OnlyFans and other social networks.

Anti-immigrant protests in parts of the Overberg displaced hundreds of immigrants, many of whom fled their homes and sought shelter in community halls, beaches, and surrounding mountains. Reports of deaths, intimidation and property destruction have heightened concerns over escalating xenophobic violence in the region.

When Dungeons, Cape Town’s very own big wave, broke, it attracted surfers from all across the country.

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said on Tuesday that maintaining the political status quo is the most responsible thing the island can do to secure global supply chains as it hosts some of the world’s leading technology leaders at an annual conference.

‘We’re not xenophobic, but…’ Last week, the movement’s founder made several misleading and divisive claims. We debunk them here.

The Emfuleni Local Municipality and the City of Johannesburg are two very different municipalities, in size and in economic reach, but they tell a lot about the future of local government.