Mozambican civil rights organisations, including the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD) and Amnesty International, are demanding urgent compensation, justice, and reparations for victims of the October 2024 deadly anti-government uprising. Reports indicate over 400 people were killed and severe injuries from police brutality during the protests. The demand is part of an ongoing inclusive national dialogue aimed at peace building following the 2024 general elections. Peter Ndoro spoke to Prof. Adriano Nuvunga, Director of the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD)

Mozambican civil rights organisations, including the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD) and Amnesty International, are demanding urgent compensation, justice, and reparations for victims of the October 2024 deadly anti-government uprising. Reports indicate over 400 people were killed and severe injuries from police brutality during the protests. The demand is part of an ongoing inclusive national dialogue aimed at peace building following the 2024 general elections. Peter Ndoro spoke to Prof. Adriano Nuvunga, Director of the Center for Democracy and Human Rights (CDD)

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Mozambique rights groups demand justice, reparations after 400 killed in protest crackdown

In recent weeks, several attacks from Sudan have hit border towns in Chad, killing more than 30 people and exacerbating tensions between the two countries. For more on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in this region and the cross-border dimension of the Sudanese conflict ,Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Enrica Picco, Central Africa Project Director at the International Crisis Group.

In recent weeks, several attacks from Sudan have hit border towns in Chad, killing more than 30 people and exacerbating tensions between the two countries. For more on the catastrophic humanitarian situation in this region and the cross-border dimension of the Sudanese conflict ,Nhlanhla Mahlangu spoke to Enrica Picco, Central Africa Project Director at the International Crisis Group.

Sudan-Chad border attacks kill over 30 as humanitarian crisis deepens in conflict zone

South Africa is stepping up preparations for its leadership role in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as the country's Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) is hosting a three-day high-level Inter-departmental workshop with SADC Secretariat to align government priorities ahead of the country's SADC chairship. The session brings together senior government officials, state-owned enterprises, development finance institutions, and representatives from the SADC Secretariat in Gaborone, Botswana. Channel Africa's reporter Micheal Mbewe filed this report.....

South Africa is stepping up preparations for its leadership role in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) as the country's Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) is hosting a three-day high-level Inter-departmental workshop with SADC Secretariat to align government priorities ahead of the country's SADC chairship. The session brings together senior government officials, state-owned enterprises, development finance institutions, and representatives from the SADC Secretariat in Gaborone, Botswana. Channel Africa's reporter Micheal Mbewe filed this report.....

South Africa ramps up SADC chairship plans with high-level workshop to align priorities

Women judges from across the continent have gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa for the 2nd High-Level Meeting of Women Judicial Leaders of Africa. 
The three-day meeting, hosted by the country's judiciary in partnership with the Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa, comes as the continent marks 20 years since the adoption of the Maputo Protocol, a key legal framework aimed at protecting women’s rights.  Delegates used the gathering to assess progress in gender equality within the courts and to strengthen judicial responses to violence and discrimination.  Musa Mhlongo filed this report…

Women judges from across the continent have gathered in Johannesburg, South Africa for the 2nd High-Level Meeting of Women Judicial Leaders of Africa.&nbsp; The three-day meeting, hosted by the country's judiciary in partnership with the Conference of Constitutional Jurisdictions of Africa, comes as the continent marks 20 years since the adoption of the Maputo Protocol, a key legal framework aimed at protecting women&rsquo;s rights. &nbsp;Delegates used the gathering to assess progress in gender equality within the courts and to strengthen judicial responses to violence and discrimination. &nbsp;Musa Mhlongo filed this report&hellip;

Mozambique rights groups demand justice, reparations after 400 killed in protest crackdown

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