Watch inspiring video of Biafrans protesting in South Africa

Watch video of Biafrans protesting in South Africa

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) marched to South African Parliament on Tuesday (April 5) to ask for help in securing the release of its leader Nnamdi Kanu, who is currently facing phantom treason charges in a court in Abuja, Nigeria. The video below shows Biafrans protesting in South Africa.

Video: Biafrans hold massive protest in South Africa

Video: Biafrans hold mass iveprotest in South Africa

The video below shows massive Biafran protest held at the Nigerian Embassy in South Africa.

Alarm!!! South Africa turns back on Nigeria. Goes after Iranian CRUDE OIL

South Africa turns back on Nigeria: Goes after Iranian CRUDE OIL

Nigeria’s woes in the area of dwindling revenue from crude oil sales is expected to heighten, as the South African Petroleum Industry Association (SAPIA) stated that South Africa would likely stop importing crude oil from Nigeria following the lifting of the sanctions on Iran, Bloomberg is reporting.

Sudanese President Bashir to be held in South Africa following court order prompted by ICC for his arrest

Sudanese President Bashir to be held in South Africa following follwoing court order prompted by ICC for his arrest

South African court issued an interim order on Sunday preventing Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir leaving the country, where he was due to attend an African Union summit, until the judge hears an application calling for his arrest.

Bashir is accused in an International Criminal Court arrest warrant of war crimes and crimes against humanity over atrocities in the Darfur conflict.

U.S-Based Yoruba doctor Abrahm Ariyo calls for Igbo-speaking Biafrans to be massacred in Lagos State

Abrahm Ariyo, U.S. Based Yoruba doctor  calls for Igbo-speaking Biafrans to be massacred in Lagos State

Abraham Ariyo, a Medical Practitioner and a native of Oyo State who is currently residing in Texas, United State has called for a genocide of the Igbo-Speaking Biafrans living in Lagos.

S.A. Xenophobic attacks: Protesters shutdown South African companies in Nigeria

S.A. Xenophobic attacks: Protesters shutdown South African companies in Nigeria

S.A xenophobic attack updates: For the first time Mugabe condemns 'horrible' xenophobic attacks. S.A. neighbouring countries react.

For the first time Mugabe condemns 'horrible' xenophobic attacks

President Robert Mugabe on Saturday expressed his "shock and disgust" at "horrible" xenophobic attacks in neighbouring South Africa in his first public reaction to the violence that has swept parts of Durban and Johannesburg. Various reactions are trailing the violence in South Africa from neighbouring African countries. Some have stopped playing South African songs in protest.

S.A opposition leader Julius Malema blasts Jacob Zuma over xenophobic attacks. Raises Zuma and son's complecity in the raging violence

S.A opposition leader Julius Malema blasts Jacob Zuma over xenophobic attacks. Raises Zuma and son's complecity in the raging violence

Julius Malema, the leader of the opposition party in South Africa, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has accused President Jacob Zuma and son of complicity in ongoing xenophobic attacks raging across South African cities. In a video (see below) obtained by The Biafran, the EFF leader strongly criticised Zuma's handling of the situation.

Strong reactions, anger trail xenophobic attacks in South Africa. 800 Zimbabweans displaced. 1 dead

Strong reactions, anger trail xenophobic attacks in South Africa. 800 Zimbabweans displaced. 1 dead.

Strong reactions are trailing the xenophobic attacks raging in South Africa. The Durban violence outbreak follows similar violence in Soweto where foreign shops were looted and foreigners displaced three weeks ago. The attacks started after Zulu king Goodwill Zwelithini said in a public speech that foreigners in South Africa should return to their countries and the remarks were widely viewed as having sparked the xenophobic attacks.

Rhodes Must Fall! Students pull down imperialist Cecil Rhodes statue at Cape Town University in a symbolic move

Pan African students calling for the removal of Rhodes statue

In a highly symbolic move, South Africa's University of Cape Town decided on Wednesday to remove a contentious statue of British imperialist Cecil John Rhodes. The statue has triggered protests from students over the past month who called for its removal as a way to decolonise Africa. The move essentially marks the beginning of the 'pulling down' of all colonial structures across Africa.