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Malawian NGOs appeal to AU, SADC to hold SA accountable for ongoing violence
They've called on SADC to convene an extraordinary session of the heads of states to resolve the matter once and for all.
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Malawian NGOs want SA leaders held accountable for migration utterances
The NGOs believe those statements have resulted in the sporadic looting of foreign-owned shops.
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Mnangagwa: SA must use force to quell xenophobic attacks
President Emmerson Mnangagwa made the comments at a dinner hosted for him by Zimbabweans based in Cape Town.
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SADC threatens to quit wildlife trade monitor
Ties soured during this week's meeting of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) in Geneva after numerous proposals from the Southern African Development Community (SADC) regional bloc were rejected.
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MDC lashes SADC for 'quiet diplomacy' on Zimbabwe
MDC vice-president Tendai Biti said that they are disappointed by the approach of regional leaders.
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Ramaphosa praises Tanzania as cradle of liberation struggle
President Cyril Ramaphosa said the Southern African Development Community (SADC) summit in Tanzania focused on some key elements to boost the region’s economy.
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SADC urges international community to lift sanctions on Zimbabwe
This emerged from a SADC summit in Tanzania, where incoming chairperson and Tanzania’s President John Magufuli said the region should unite to support Zimbabwe.
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Ramaphosa withdraws SA from controversial SADC Tribunal protocol
Last year, the Constitutional Court ruled that former President Jacob Zuma’s signing of the protocol in 2014 was unconstitutional, unlawful, and irrational.
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Mnangagwa to chair SADC's security organ, despite Zim tensions
The SADC security organ is charged with mediating in the affairs of member states that face instability and its chair is expected to be running a stable administration at home.
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CPJ slams Tanzania over treatment of journalists
The CPJ’s Robert Mahoney says SADC must adhere to its treaty that commits member states to the principles of human rights, democracy and editorially independent media.
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Ramaphosa to pay respects to Morogoro explosion victims during Tanzania visit
President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to visit the town of Morogoro in Tanzania to pledge solidarity and offer condolences following a fuel tanker explosion that claimed 70 lives.
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Thabane: MOU signing indication that SADC can resolve own challenges
President Cyril Ramaphosa witnessed the signing of an agreement to pave the way for the Lesotho reforms authority in Maseru.
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Our problems have become yesterday's tale, says Lesotho PM Tom Thabane
President Cyril Ramaphosa and Lesotho Prime Minister Tom Thabane addressed the media after government and the opposition in Lesotho signed an agreement to open Parliament to legislative reforms.
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Ramaphosa visits troubled Lesotho
President Cyril Ramaphosa was in Lesotho's capital Maseru where he was expected to witness the signing of a memorandum of understanding between stakeholders involved in the country’s reform process.
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Lesotho govt and opposition sign agreement to open Parliament to reforms
The opposition was not making guarantees about the motion of no confidence in Prime Minister Tom Thabane.
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Ramaphosa 'concerned' about infighting in Lesotho
President Cyril Ramaohosa, who is SADC’s facilitator for Lesotho, was heading to the mountain kingdom on Thursday as that country grappled with a split in Tom Thabane’s party.
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Ramaphosa expected to weigh in on SADC mediation for troubled Lesotho
Lesotho has been going through constitutional and security sector reforms since 2015, following alleged coups and the killing of two army commanders.
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EXPLAINER: How Morocco needs to end its occupation of the Western Sahara
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa says the African Union could not advance its agenda of silencing the guns on the continent until the Saharawi people were free and able to exercise their right to self determination.
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Chamisa calls on international community to end Zim crisis
Nelson Chamisa said he held President Emmerson Mnangagwa responsible for the crisis and said the intervention of the international community is needed.
