20th Ethiopian International Film Festival concludes in Addis Ababa

The festival showcases around 100 films of diverse genres. Photo: Press Service of the 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival

The 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival (EARTHOPIAN) wrapped up in Addis Ababa after a week of screenings, discussions and professional exchange. Organised in partnership with the Addis Ababa City Administration, the festival brought together filmmakers, industry experts, and audiences from Ethiopia and around the world. TV BRICS served as the international media partner of the… Continue reading 20th Ethiopian International Film Festival concludes in Addis Ababa

Khumalo and Co Back Inside Crime Intelligence

The Pretoria High Court ruling set aside a key bail restriction that had barred Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo and two senior colleagues in the SAPS Crime Intelligence Division from entering any crime intelligence premises while awaiting trial. Photo: SAPS

The Pretoria High Court has ruled that Lieutenant General Dumisani Khumalo and two senior colleagues in the South African Police Service Crime Intelligence Division may return to their workplaces, setting aside a key bail restriction that had barred them from entering any crime intelligence premises while awaiting trial. Khumalo, who is the Divisional Commissioner for… Continue reading Khumalo and Co Back Inside Crime Intelligence

Disbanded KZN SACP PEC Fights On, Threatens Central Committee With Legal Action

LEGAL ACTION: The disbanded PEC of the SACP in KwaZulu-Natal has threatened legal action against the CC. Photo: Facebook/SACP

The ructions within the South African Communist Party (SACP) continued as the disbanded province executive committee (PEC) in KwaZulu-Natal digs in, fiercely insisting that it is still in office. The disbanded PEC led by former Provincial Secretary Themba Mthembu insists that it is still in office, despite that the Central Committee (CC) late last month… Continue reading Disbanded KZN SACP PEC Fights On, Threatens Central Committee With Legal Action

Africa’s World Cup Hopefuls Await 2026 Draw

For African nations, the 2026 FIFA World Cup draw signals the first step in a campaign that many believe could be the continent’s most promising in decades. Photo: CAF

Africa’s nine qualified nations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will discover their group-stage opponents on Friday at 19H00 Central African Time. The draw for the expanded 48-team tournament takes place in Washington DC. The ceremony, hosted at the Kennedy Centre, begins at 7 pm CAT (5 pm GMT) and marks the first major milestone… Continue reading Africa’s World Cup Hopefuls Await 2026 Draw

Mozambique Probes Use of HIV Drugs as “Growth Boosters” in Poultry Farming

The revelation comes from an investigation conducted by the civil society organisation Galamukani, whose researchers claim producers are sourcing the ARVs through health professionals who divert supplies from the National Health System for illegal sale. Photo: X

In the central Mozambican province of Tete, a troubling practice has come to light: some poultry producers have allegedly been using antiretroviral medicines (ARVs) – drugs meant for people living with HIV – as growth accelerators for chickens. The revelation comes from an investigation conducted by the civil society organisation Galamukani, whose researchers say the… Continue reading Mozambique Probes Use of HIV Drugs as “Growth Boosters” in Poultry Farming

Hugo Broos Explains Call-Ups of 20-Year-Olds

Tylon Smith is a Bafana Bafana defender in the making. Photo: CAF

It is now public knowledge that Belgian mentor Hugo Broos will be leaving Bafana Bafana to return to his homeland after next year’s FIFA World Cup. Broos, however, would still have South Africa’s interests at heart beyond the global showpiece. He has hinted at a consultancy role, but some recent call-ups would be considered great… Continue reading Hugo Broos Explains Call-Ups of 20-Year-Olds

Mozambique and South Africa Open a New Chapter of Regional Integration

Mozambican President Daniel Chapo and South African President Cyril Ramaphosa agreed to prioritise diversification of energy sources, expand power generation and transmission infrastructure, and modernise development corridors. Photo: GCIS

When Mozambican and South African officials gathered in Maputo this week to sign a new Tourism Action Plan, the agreement appeared, at first glance, to be a sector-specific initiative timed to coincide with the launch of Mozambique’s 2025/2026 High Tourism Season. But beneath the formalities and speeches lies a broader and more ambitious vision: a… Continue reading Mozambique and South Africa Open a New Chapter of Regional Integration

Malawi Ready to Welcome Africa to the 2025 Africa Netball Cup

The tournament, held under the leadership of Africa Netball, will bring together some of the continent’s top national teams for a true celebration of Africa's talent. Photo: Netball Association of Malawi

The Netball Association of Malawi has expressed delight that preparations are well underway as Malawi gets ready to host the 2025 Africa Netball Cup at the Griffin Saenda Sports Complex, Lilongwe, from 08 – 14 December 2025. The tournament, held under the leadership of Africa Netball, will bring together some of the continent’s top national… Continue reading Malawi Ready to Welcome Africa to the 2025 Africa Netball Cup

5th Volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” Promoted in South Africa

According to the participants, the fifth volume of "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" reflects the latest developments of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era. Photo: ChinAfrica

A promotional event was held in Johannesburg, South Africa, on December 3 for the English edition of the fifth volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China,” drawing around 200 participants. According to the participants, the fifth volume reflects the latest developments of Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era,… Continue reading 5th Volume of “Xi Jinping: The Governance of China” Promoted in South Africa

Ghana High Commission Warns Public Against Defunct Cape Town Consulate

The Ghana High Commission in Pretoria warned that the now-defunct Honorary Consulate in Cape Town is no longer recognised by the governments of Ghana and South Africa. Photo: Ghana High Commission

The Ghana High Commission in Pretoria has issued a caution to members of the public submitting consular applications in the Western Cape, warning that the now-defunct Honorary Consulate in Cape Town is no longer recognised by the governments of Ghana and South Africa. The advisory, released on 3 December 2025, comes after reports that applicants… Continue reading Ghana High Commission Warns Public Against Defunct Cape Town Consulate

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