The EU is expanding its powers to track, raid, and deport migrants to third countries, adopting tactics similar to the Trump administration...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged Kamla Persad-Bissessar's Bihar roots during his Trinidad and Tobago visit. A century ago, many In...

Lawyers are probing "dire"in what could turn into the latest dispute over the social media giant's labour practices in Africa. The probe fo...

The Trump administration, under Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, has cancelled millions in grants aimed at combating global...

According to a global report, released by the International Labour Organisation on Monday, epidemics of chronic kidney disease of unknown a...

In its report on the economics of forced labour, the International Labour Organisation said the dramatic increase of $64 billion since 2014...

Resource rich bigger African states are pushing back against Beijing. In August Nigeria, Africa's biggest economy, suspended some of illega...

China's presence in Africa's mining sector has rapidly expanded over the past decades. This strategic collaboration between China and Afric...

Orania, in accordance with South Africa's constitution, has no formal law banning black residents, but in practice only Afrikaner residents...

Several media reports in Africa have criticised Chinese business houses for exploiting African workers and local resources.

It says after three decades of rapid growth marked by industrial expansion and urbanization, China faces a calamitous environmental situati...

South African miners are the most exposed to the risk of falling gold prices because of production costs that are already high and rising f...

South African Indians have progressed greatly in the past decade with their family incomes doubling, according to the latest census of the ...

Indian MNCs that have embarked on an African expedition are getting a true taste of adventure when dealing with the local talent

India's economic performance over the last decade has been phenomenal and has surprised the world.

Victims of forced labour lose roughly $21 billion annually in unpaid wages, the International Labour Organisation said on Tuesday.

South Africa's participation at IETF 2009 will witness display of technologies and products from over 60 exhibitors from the country.