by TINTSWALO BALOYIÂ
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – THE Wits University Liver Transplant Programme has achieved its 1,000th liver transplant, marking a significant milestone for South African
The American Civil Liberties Union and its affiliates filed 54 legal claims in 17 states and the District of Columbia against the federal government, alleging
On Facebook, South African online users engaged in a thought-provoking discussion about their experiences as the only black learner in predominantly “white schools” during the
The headline from today’s inflation report was the one households have been waiting for. Prices finally cooled. The Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge, the PCE index,
A drone strike at an Egyptian port signals the widening reach of a conflict that began thousands of miles away. For the first time since
A story that began as a symbol of faith has taken a jarring turn. Tyquan Johnson, the 19-year-old Rhode Island man whose survival as a
from AZADEH AKBAR in Tehran, Iran
Special contributor
TEHRAN, (CAJ News) – ECONOMOST Professor Jeffrey Sachs has delivered a blistering critique of United States policy towards Iran,
from DANAI MWARUMBWA in Harare, Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe Bureau
HARARE, (CAJ News) – ZIMBABWE is to engage neighbouring South Africa after some of its nationals suffered economic losses
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA
Editor-In-Chief
JOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – FRENCH President Emmanuel Macron is stepping up efforts to redefine Paris’ relationship with Africa after years of declining influence
The United Kingdom has updated its financial requirements for Student and Child Student visa applicants, keeping strict proof-of-funds rules in place while exempting nationals from