Safeeyah Kharsany

Mi­grants in a dis­place­ment camp in Kwa-Zulu Na­tal province fear repa­tri­a­tion and fu­ture un­cer­tain­ties.

Po­lice on alert in South Africa’s busi­ness hub af­ter vi­o­lence leaves eight dead and dis­places more than 1,000.

Africa’s most pop­u­lous coun­try goes to the polls on March 28 to elect a pres­i­dent. And it’s too close to call.

Three armed men and sev­er­al hostages die, as as­sault by French po­lice ends sieges at two dif­fer­ent lo­ca­tions.

Sau­di Ara­bia ac­cepts ma­jor­i­ty of 225 rec­om­men­da­tions but Amnesty In­ter­na­tion­al says its ac­tions must match its words.

Al Jazeera speaks to Nel­son Man­dela’s peers who shared their mem­o­ries of a leader who fought to unite a na­tion.

A look at what it was about the man, Nel­son Man­dela, that made him a leader for all times.

Nel­son Man­dela’s jour­ney to free­dom for South Africa

With some 71 coun­tries rep­re­sent­ed, the me­dia’s analy­sis of the African-Arab Sum­mit re­mains vi­tal.

Kuwait De­c­la­ra­tion pre­sent­ed at end of sum­mit says lead­ers want “stronger ties to com­bat ter­ror­ism”.