Southern Africa Youth News
As we embark on this august 55th Plenary Assembly Session, I wish to express my gratitude to all delegates from our member parliaments across the SADC region for their active participation and
Read MoreThe Southern Africa Youth Forum (SAYoF) and its key regional partners, including Open Space Zimbabwe, the National Association of Youth Organizations (NAYO), and the Tanzania Association of Non-Governmental Organizations (TANGO), have launched
Read MoreSouth Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a new cabinet of national unity, with Enoch Godongwana as finance minister and John Steenhuisen as agriculture minister. The Democratic Alliance and other parties will
Read MoreBolivian police detained the suspected coup leader after sending soldiers and tanks to government buildings. Hundreds of military and armored vehicles had taken up positions on Murillo Square, where key government buildings
Read MoreFollowing repeated rallies, Kenyan President William Ruto caved to public pressure on Wednesday and declined to sign the Finance Bill 2024 into law. President William Ruto rejected to sign the Finance Bill,
Read MoreThe Southern Africa Youth Forum (SAYoF) wishes to advise partners, stakeholders, and young people in Southern Africa that the highly anticipated 6th Youth Forum, set to take place in Harare, Zimbabwe has
Read MoreNamibia has become the 10th SADC Member State to sign an Agreement amending the SADC Treaty, transforming the SADC Parliamentary Forum into a SADC Parliament. The agreement was adopted by the SADC
Read MoreThe 2024 Cosafa Cup Tournament will take place in Gqeberha, South Africa, from June 26 to July 7, as twelve nations compete for the prestigious trophy during a hectic time for national
Read MoreUnder the theme “Key Issues and Lessons from the 2024 South Africa General Elections and Compliance with the SADC Model Law on Elections,” the SADC PF, in collaboration with two institutes of
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