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Thirty years after the end of apartheid, dozens of South Africans have set up a protest camp outside the Constitutional Court. They are demanding reparations for human rights abuses suffered under white minority rule.

Riot police fired tear gas and used pepper spray to disperse protesters who had gathered outside parliament where lawmakers were debating a 'foreign agents' bill that could undermine the country's ambition to join EU

The sanctions target parliamentry speaker Anita Among and two former ministers for the Karamoja region who allegedly stole thousands of iron sheets from a government housing scheme.

The European Union has launched an investigation into Facebook and Instagram amid concerns they are failing to curb online disinformation. The probe relates to the handling of political advertising ahead of EU elections.

The Economist unveiled its annual publication, The World Ahead 2024, under exclusive license to CT productions. The well-attended event took place on the 25th of April and featured leaders from various sectors highlighting issues and providing practical solutions for the future.

As we share the resilience and dedication of workers in Nigeria on this dedicated day, GuardianTV shines the spotlight on the pressing issue of fair compensation and also explores some other challenges of workers across the nation. We spoke with Nigerian workers and they reacted to the current 30,000 Naira minimum wage and other issues affecting the workforce.