South African opposition leader Julius Malema has renewed calls for a united Africa under one president, one currency, one parliament, and a single military command, urging leaders to dismantle ...

The president of the Economic Freedom Fighters, Julius Malema, has blamed xenophobia on poverty, inequality, and government ...

Julius Malema, president of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has described xenophobia as a “sickness.” Speaking at the Nigeria Bar Association’s Annual General Conference in Enugu on Sunday, ...

Pan-Africanist Julius Malema has said that the salvation and development of Africa lie within the continent and not from ...

South Africa has more people living with HIV than any other country. Experts warn of hundreds of thousands of new infections ...

Former All-Blacks coach Sir Graham Henry told Mike Hosking that although the loss in Argentina is tough, it’ll give the team ...

Nigerian banks’ top bosses are enjoying 2025 as their investments in the financial institutions they oversee increase, ...

Shakib Al-Hasan became the fifth player to take 500 wickets in T20 cricket in Antigua & Barbuda's victory over St Kitts and ...

SYDNEY (AP) — Tens of thousands of people marched through Australia’s cities and towns on Sunday demanding action to save ...

New Zealand began its defense of the Women's Rugby World Cup by scratching a 54-8 win over Spain in York on Sunday.

Malema has described xenophobia as a betrayal of African unity, blaming it on poverty and government failure rather than fellow Africans.

Brazil are determined to show their attacking flair at the Rugby World Cup, despite a difficult 66-6 defeat on debut against South Africa.