People in Iran are facing severe repression by their government, as well as the effects of the ongoing war involving Iran, the United States and Israel. That's according to a report presented to the United Nations Security Council by Sara Hossain, Chair of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Thuto Ngobeni has the report.

People in Iran are facing severe repression by their government, as well as the effects of the ongoing war involving Iran, the United States and Israel. That's according to a report presented to the United Nations Security Council by Sara Hossain, Chair of the Independent International Fact-Finding Mission on the Islamic Republic of Iran. Thuto Ngobeni has the report.

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UN report highlights severe repression in Iran amid ongoing conflict with Israel and US

Two suspects have appeared in a South African court in connection with the murder of Jabulile Ntimba, one of nine women whose bodies have been found in the Ekurhuleni municipality area, east of Johannesburg, since July. The Boksburg Magistrates' Court has postponed the case until the first of October for a bail application. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa says the government will deploy additional resources and technology to find those responsible for the killings. The deaths of women in their twenties and thirties over the past two months have sparked public anger in a country with high levels of violence against women. Channel Africa's Lebogang Mabange reports.

Two suspects have appeared in a South African court in connection with the murder of Jabulile Ntimba, one of nine women whose bodies have been found in the Ekurhuleni municipality area, east of Johannesburg, since July. The Boksburg Magistrates' Court has postponed the case until the first of October for a bail application. Meanwhile, President Cyril Ramaphosa says the government will deploy additional resources and technology to find those responsible for the killings. The deaths of women in their twenties and thirties over the past two months have sparked public anger in a country with high levels of violence against women. Channel Africa's Lebogang Mabange reports.

Two suspects appear in court over Ekurhuleni woman's murder as probe into nine deaths continues

The Limpopo province of South Africa is shifting its investment strategy from securing pledges to ensuring that those commitments translate into projects, jobs and economic activity. The province says it has secured investment pledges worth about 28-billion USD over the past five years, but only a portion has so far been implemented. The issue is expected to take centre stage at the sixth Limpopo Investment Conference in October this year. Channel Africa's Lebogang Mabange has more...

The Limpopo province of South Africa is shifting its investment strategy from securing pledges to ensuring that those commitments translate into projects, jobs and economic activity. The province says it has secured investment pledges worth about 28-billion USD over the past five years, but only a portion has so far been implemented. The issue is expected to take centre stage at the sixth Limpopo Investment Conference in October this year. Channel Africa's Lebogang Mabange has more...

Limpopo shifts focus from investment pledges to projects, jobs and economic growth

Police in South Africa says they expect to make more arrests in the cases that involves the discovery of bodies of nine women who were found in various locations in the Ekurhuleni region of the Gauteng province. The bodies were discovered between July and September 17. Police say 8 of the bodies have been identified. Two women arrested over the weekened linked to the murder of the nineth victim, appeared before a magistrate court yesterday (Monday) and their case was postponed to October 1st. President Cyril Ramaphosa instructed the police to deploy an elite, high-level task team to investigate the matter.For the latest we are joined by Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, Spokesperson for the South African police

Police in South Africa says they expect to make more arrests in the cases that involves the discovery of bodies of nine women who were found in various locations in the Ekurhuleni region of the Gauteng province. The bodies were discovered between July and September 17. Police say 8 of the bodies have been identified. Two women arrested over the weekened linked to the murder of the nineth victim, appeared before a magistrate court yesterday (Monday) and their case was postponed to October 1st. President Cyril Ramaphosa instructed the police to deploy an elite, high-level task team to investigate the matter.For the latest we are joined by Brigadier Athlenda Mathe, Spokesperson for the South African police

UN report highlights severe repression in Iran amid ongoing conflict with Israel and US

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