HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY | MONDAY – 23 MARCH 2026

Mon 23 March 2026: Here’s what’s happening in South Africa today: ◼️ We will not be bullied: Public frustration with the United States’ involvement in South Africa’s internal affairs is mounting, as a large march in Johannesburg over the weekend showed. Protesters held placards declaring “We will not be bullied” and “In defence of our […]

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ATTACK ON SUDAN HOSPITAL KILLED 64, INCLUDING 13 CHILDREN: WHO

Sun 22 March 2026: The attack on a teaching hospital in al-Daein, the capital of East Darfur state, has rendered the facility non-functional. An attack on a ⁠hospital in Sudan’s Darfur region has killed at least ‌64 people, including 13 children, according to the head of ⁠the World ⁠Health Organization (WHO). In a social media […]

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CHAD PREPARES TO SEND 800 SECURITY PERSONNEL TO HELP FIGHT HAITI GANGS

Sat 21 March 2026: Chad intends to deploy 800 police officers and gendarmes to Haiti this year to participate in an international force to help Haiti’s police fight powerful armed gangs, a senior Chadian police official told Reuters. The Chadian forces are expected to arrive by June after receiving training from “European and American partners”, […]

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HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY | FRIDAY – 20 MARCH 2026

Fri 20 March 2026: Here’s what’s happening in South Africa today: 👇🏼 ◼️Motorists warned against fuel panic buying: The Fuels Industry Association has advised motorists not to purchase more fuel than necessary at gas stations. The organisation stated that changes in consumer behaviour can have a detrimental effect on fuel stability. Amid concerns about potential […]

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BRITAIN AND NIGERIA SEAL £746M DEAL DURING NIGERIA’S STATE VISIT

Thu 19 March 2026: Britain and Nigeria annouced their agreement on March 19 to a £746 million ($990.32 million) export finance deal to refurbish two of Nigeria’s main ports, the Lagos Port Complex and TinCan Island Port Complex. The financing will be guaranteed by UK Export Finance, with Citibank coordinating and arranging the loan structure. […]

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HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY | THURSDAY – 19 MARCH 2026

Thu 19 March 2026:  Here’s what’s happening in South Africa today: ◼️ Human Rights Day shadowed by SA’s gun crisis: Yet gun violence continues to take lives across our country. Research drawing on police and public health data suggests that around 30 people are killed with a gun every day in SA. Many guns used […]

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SENEGAL TO APPEAL DECISION TO AWARD AFCON TITLE TO MOROCCO

Wed 18 March 2026: Morocco were awarded the 2025 AFCON title following an appeal to CAF regarding Senegal’s walk-off protest in final. Senegal ‌have condemned the decision to strip them of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title, labelling ⁠it “unfair, unprecedented, and unacceptable”, ⁠and saying it casts a shadow over African football. “The Senegalese […]

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HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING IN SOUTH AFRICA TODAY | WEDNESDAY – 18 MARCH 2026

Wed 18 March 2026:  Here’s what’s happening in South Africa today: 👇🏼 ◼️ All eyes on Mkhwanazi: Mkhwanazi’s testimony is highly anticipated, as he is expected to respond to allegations raised by previous witnesses and provide clarity on key issues that have emerged since his last appearance before the committee in October. He is expected […]

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KENYA, RUSSIA AGREE TO END RECRUITMENT OF KENYANS IN UKRAINE WAR

Tue 17 March 2026: Kenyan Foreign Minister Musalia Mudavadi said Russia agreed to stop recruiting Kenyans for the Ukraine war after more than 1,000 were enlisted, amid domestic pressure over foreign fighter flows. Kenya has secured an agreement with Russia to halt the recruitment of its citizens into the war in Ukraine, responding to domestic […]

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HUNDREDS VANISH IN MEDITERRANEAN’S “INVISIBLE SHIPWRECKS”

Tue 17 March 2026: A sharp rise in migrant deaths and disappearances in the Mediterranean is being compounded by a growing lack of transparency from authorities, making it increasingly difficult to verify casualties and assess the scale of the crisis along one of the world’s deadliest migration routes. According to the International Organization for Migration […]

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