Tsingshan Holding Group Co. is exploring a significant expansion to triple output at its Zimbabwe steel plant, a move that could intensify pressure on South Africa's struggling steel industry.

Artificial intelligence is posing a significant challenge to South Africa's booming call centre industry, potentially disrupting its growth and employment opportunities.

Chery's new Q-tee electric vehicle is poised to disrupt South Africa's entry-level electric vehicle market, offering a new option for consumers.

Police in Limpopo, South Africa, uncovered a suspected crystal methamphetamine factory and arrested individuals, including Mexicans, raising concerns about Mexican cartel involvement in the country's drug trade.

Two pupils in Boksburg, South Africa, have been caught allegedly attempting to sexually assault a Grade 8 girl in a school toilet. An investigation into the incident is expected to follow.

Generic weight loss drugs have become available in South Africa, raising questions about their potential impact on the existing black market for these medications. The arrival of these drugs could disrupt illicit sales.

South African Minister Lamola stated that budgets had to be reprioritized for state capture matters, impacting cases related to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

Evidence presented before the Madlanga Commission in South Africa indicates that security companies are being exploited as shadow militias by criminals to secure tenders and weapons, which are then used to intimidate opposition.

With one week remaining, 80,000 grant beneficiaries in South Africa are at risk of losing access to their funds following a migration drive.

An opinion piece from News24 argues that 'Shut down NSFAS' is merely a slogan, emphasizing that the real work lies in effectively rebuilding and reforming student funding in South Africa. It calls for constructive solutions to the challenges faced by the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.

South African companies Vox and Frogfoot have successfully raised R14 billion to fund a broadband expansion initiative aimed at townships.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) has strongly criticized the African National Congress's (ANC) 100-day municipal promises, calling them implausible and lacking integrity.

Civil society groups in South Africa are petitioning the SAHRC for strict regulation and transparency regarding the country's accelerating data centre boom, citing concerns over potential strain on local water, land, and energy grids.

MTN has initiated a R6 billion share buyback program, reporting record margins despite challenges in its South African prepaid market and issues related to Iran.

South Africa's African Transformation Movement (ATM) is challenging President Cyril Ramaphosa's attempt to set aside the Phala Phala panel report.

Dr. Ishmael Yamson criticized South African politicians for their treatment of other African nations amidst xenophobic attacks and apologized for MTN Ghana's delayed condemnation of the violence. He emphasized that integration cannot occur if African countries are not treated with respect.

The botched appointment of an NSFAS administrator by Manamela is projected to cost South African taxpayers over R3.2 million.

South African bonds have managed to resist a global market downturn, leading analysts to question if their current pricing reflects an expectation of perfection.

Pierre de Vos argues that the decline of local government in South Africa is attributable to 'bad parties' rather than 'bad rules,' suggesting issues lie with political actors rather than the regulatory framework.

A report highlights the failure of South African city leadership, as suburbs are forced to create 'shadow municipalities' to ensure essential services like security, water, and power.

Animal welfare groups report that South Africa's commercial captive lion breeding industry is still operational, despite years of government commitments and parliamentary reviews to phase it out, urging immediate action.

West Coast communities in South Africa have secured a Constitutional Court victory, affirming their right to determine the use of their land and ocean resources.

Q2 data indicates stability in South Africa's agricultural sector, despite sensationalist headlines about migrant farm labour. Legal frameworks for seasonal foreign labour are under review.

Monday's weather forecast for South Africa predicts fine and warm conditions across the country, with morning fog and heat expected in the Western Cape region.

A memorial gathering for South Africa's Freedom Day underscored the nation's ongoing commitment to dignity and inclusive governance in the post-apartheid era.

Five years after the assassination of South African whistleblower Babita Deokaran, her family continues to demand answers and justice, stating that a hitman does not act alone.

Former Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama described recent tensions involving African migrants in South Africa as unfortunate and called for an African Union dialogue on migration.

A South African pastor is facing scrutiny over his alleged involvement in R500 million worth of City Power contracts. Investigations reveal the pastor and contractor has built a substantial R31 million property portfolio.

Pieter du Toit's opinion piece discusses the possibility of revisiting the South African Constitution, suggesting it might be a strategic objective for right-wing political factions.

Nokx Majozi is gaining recognition for bringing South African food to a global audience. She expresses surprise at the scale of her success in promoting her country's cuisine.

Former world boxing champion Zolani Tete, 38, tragically died after being shot outside his home in South Africa on Friday. Officials confirmed his death, which occurred in an ambush.

Traffic police in Mpumalanga, South Africa, are under investigation after a video surfaced showing them assaulting a truck driver.

A South African company successfully secured a 75-year Jockey license, highlighting the strategic efforts and preparation involved in the deal.

South African succulents are facing a significant threat from illegal trade, highlighting the vulnerability of plants to poaching and smuggling, similar to endangered animals.

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A South African news segment covers various local topics, including a TikTok personality, a figure referred to as 'Chief' Fadieltjie, and financial troubles related to cryptocurrency.

News24 highlights why the management of South Africa's largest institutional investor, the Public Investment Corporation (PIC), is a matter of public concern.

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa lauded South Africa's support against what he termed 'stupid sanctions' during a summit held in Pretoria.

Traffic was halted and 52 people were arrested near iSimangaliso in South Africa after an invasion saw fever trees felled and wildlife fencing destroyed.

A hospital in Bloemfontein, South Africa, is reportedly in chaos, turning away patients for weeks due to the prolonged shutdown of its sterilisation unit.

A high-profile trial concerning an insurance-related murder has commenced in Gqeberha, South Africa, drawing significant public attention.

News24 is a prominent South African news outlet providing a wide range of news coverage.

Sasol, a South African energy and chemical company, has reportedly paid more than US$670 million in taxes to Mozambique over an 11-year period.

Botswana's government prevented eight of its citizens from being recruited into the Russian military at airports in Botswana, South Africa, and Ethiopia.

Errol Musk, Elon Musk's father, speaks about his violent upbringing in South Africa, his admiration for figures like Vladimir Putin and Tommy Robinson, and his complex relationship with his son.

A principal in South Africa's North West province is under investigation following a video that allegedly shows him beating pupils.

South Africa is strategically integrating digital technology into its tourism growth plans, as announced by the Tourism Minister. The country aims to leverage platforms like TikTok to attract more visitors and modernize its tourism sector.

News24 provides additional information related to the Services Sector Education and Training Authority (SETA) in South Africa.

An article provides a view of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site located on the east coast of KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

South Africa plans to focus business interventions on the mining, tourism, and agro-processing sectors to stimulate economic growth and development.

News24 features notices related to advertising billboards in South Africa.

President Cyril Ramaphosa stated he is deeply concerned about the ongoing crisis at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) and is awaiting a briefing on the matter.

Luthando Stuurman, an aspiring soldier, was killed alongside three others in a horrific gang shooting in Westbury, South Africa, just days before his 20th birthday.

The failure of public services in South Africa often stems from improper appointments and political pressure. Two presentations by the Public Service Commission highlight the importance of professionalizing the public service and preventing political interference.

Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa challenged industry norms by establishing Africa's first women-owned, industrial-scale sanitary pad manufacturing facility in South Africa, empowering women across the continent.

The Africa Golf Tourism Convention has opened in Ekurhuleni, South Africa, bringing together international delegates, buyers, speakers, and industry leaders to unlock opportunities in golf tourism.

An article reflecting on a 1986 meeting between ANC leaders, Afrikaner Broederbond members, and a community worker, highlighting the complexities of their beliefs about one another.

The Southern Ocean krill fishery closed more than three months early for the second consecutive year after hitting its precautionary threshold, sparking concerns from celebrities and South Africa.

South Africa’s coal industry remains a vital economic force even as the country grapples with the long-term shift to renewable energy.

South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) party has outlined its local government plan, focusing on involving the private sector and devolving policing powers.

A man in Kariega, South Africa, reportedly uttered a prayer before being fatally shot, with witnesses describing the moments leading up to his death.

South Africa aims for at least 3% economic growth by 2030 to curb rising unemployment, initiating new reforms to attract investment and create 1 million jobs.

Party sources indicate that revelations about Dr. Mark Burke, who was part of a team investigating malfeasance at the Public Investment Corporation, could impact DA leaders. The SA Reserve Bank is also investigating Burke's business dealings.

Comsol Networks Pty Ltd. is completing a multi-billion-rand debt and equity raise to build a new 5G network in South Africa, according to founder and Chief Executive Officer Iain Stevenson.

Youth climate leaders in South Africa are pursuing a court battle to #CancelCoal, arguing that the government's plan to build new power plants violates children's constitutional rights and threatens their future, despite government claims of grid security concerns.

The deportation case of Adetshina has been postponed, as South African protesters demand her return to Nigeria. She had previously submitted an affidavit detailing efforts to regularize her status in South Africa.

MTN is focusing on enhancing service quality in South Africa, a move that is beginning to instill confidence among investors.

South African retailer Italtile is implementing a strategy to combat market challenges by opening more stores, enhancing staff training, and introducing unique products.

Columnist Adriaan Basson argues that South Africa's ruling ANC party is in decline, lacking fresh ideas, effective leaders, and credible excuses for its performance.

Despite growing business confidence and momentum in national reforms under President Cyril Ramaphosa, local government issues in Johannesburg and challenges to the rule of law are proving to be limits to the reform drive.

A ten-month-old baby on South Africa's West Coast has been hospitalized with broken legs, prompting authorities to launch an abuse investigation. The incident has raised serious concerns about child safety in the region.

South Africa's space technology industry is reportedly experiencing a significant lift-off and growth.

South Africa is increasing the distribution and availability of a long-acting drug designed for HIV prevention.

A warrant of arrest has been issued for South African personality Jub Jub after he failed to appear in Germiston court. His absence led to the legal action being taken against him.

African and South African universities face a legitimacy crisis and must move community engagement from the margins to the core of knowledge production and learning to rebuild their democratic purpose.

Stephen McGown, a South African who was held captive by al-Qaeda for six years, has announced his engagement to a new partner.

The world's largest research funder has announced the lifting of its ban on South Africa. This decision marks a significant development for the country's research and scientific community.

An article explores the hypothetical question of what drink would best represent the Free State province of South Africa.

A South African sprint legend has expressed admiration for a robot that has achieved record-breaking feats, highlighting advancements in robotics and automation.

The Mayor of Johannesburg announced that the city's finances are improving, with South Africa's commercial capital now possessing 16 days of cash on hand to cover its operational costs.

An English referee's officiating during a match in South Africa left no doubt about who was in charge, as reported by The Times.

MTN Ghana pledged a ¢20 million support package for Ghanaians returning from South Africa due to xenophobic attacks, while Dr. Ishmael Yamson warned Ghanaians against retaliating by targeting MTN Ghana. The company aims to assist those affected by the violence.

Teachers in the Eastern Cape, South Africa, intervened to save a newborn baby and its teenage mother after the baby was born in a school toilet.

Investors are expressing concern about a potential left-wing policy shift in South Africa ahead of the upcoming November polls.

Mahindra's upcoming bakkie model, set to arrive in South Africa next year, will be branded as the 'Lifestyler' for the local market.

The South African Communist Party (SACP) has released its manifesto for the 2026 local elections, which is noted for both its strengths and weaknesses, reflecting the party's lack of governing experience.

The National Treasury has deemed Nelson Mandela Bay's proposed R23 billion write-off unlawful. This decision comes after the Municipal Public Accounts Committee failed to investigate the expenditure item by item.

South Africa's ongoing electricity policy reforms are opening up new markets for entrepreneurs, shifting the public conversation beyond government, Eskom, tariffs, and large infrastructure projects.

Historic artifacts at the South African Air Force Museum in Nelson Mandela Bay are in jeopardy as the museum's buildings are steadily deteriorating, putting the country's rich air force history at risk.

The South African Mint has announced its 2026 coin collection, which will include a coin featuring the martial eagle and another valued at R100,000.

An American rising star in the wine industry is reportedly making significant investments and showing strong interest in South African wine.

South African Consul-General Prof. Bobby Moroe stated that labeling South Africa as xenophobic is unfair, addressing allegations of violence against migrants.

A South African couple has transformed 11 former livestock farms into a 67,000-acre wildlife reserve in the Great Karoo, reintroducing wildlife after restoring the land.

A legal crypto arbitrage trade is under scrutiny for its potential to implicate and cause issues for a Democratic Alliance Member of Parliament in South Africa.

An opinion piece suggests that efforts to revisit South Africa's Constitution could be a strategic objective for right-wing political factions. The article explores the implications of such a move on the nation's political landscape.

A 47-year-old South African man, accused of deliberately infecting his girlfriend with HIV, has been released on 2,000 rand bail by the Pretoria Magistrate's Court.

South Africa's ANC party has admitted to municipal failures and announced a new 'radar screen' system designed to monitor mayors and improve local governance.

Iran is actively pursuing closer tourism cooperation with both South Africa and India, aiming to strengthen ties through private-sector engagement. These efforts are part of a broader strategy to boost tourism and cultural exchange with key international partners.

Stars from the series 'Spinners' were present at a preview event for the second season of Silwerskerm, a South African film and television festival.

A man from Mitchells Plain, South Africa, has achieved remarkable academic success, culminating in studies at Oxford, and is now being recognized as potentially the country's most educated individual.

Khayelitsha Cookies, a company from a South African township, has successfully expanded its operations to London through a partnership with British Airways.

An article from News24 draws a comparison between the South African town of Stellenbosch and a first-generation classic Ford Mustang, playfully exploring their similarities.

South African protesters are demanding the exit of Chidimma Adetshina, a former Miss SA finalist, as her immigration case continues, facing deportation over disputed documents.

A man from Bellville, South Africa, has miraculously survived after a 1.5-meter-long rod pierced his body. He is now being called "Die Hard" by those who know him.

South Africa's Western Cape and Eastern Cape regions are forecast to experience light rain on Saturday, while most other parts of the country will remain warm.

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) has finally received R823 million, five months after the commencement of Operation Prosper.

A report suggests that corporate volunteerism could provide crucial skills development, mentorship, and networks for young South Africans struggling to find employment in a country with limited opportunities.

South Africa's unreliable electricity grid is driving households to adopt solar power, highlighting the need for a consumer-focused solar strategy to modernize the grid, create jobs, and reduce energy costs.

This edition of the Weekend Wrap covers a 1994 political power play revealed by declassified documents, Vusimuzi Matlala’s testimony to the Madlanga Commission, and an update on the Springboks rugby team.

Iconic Detroit hip-hop group Slum Village is scheduled to perform at the Back to the City International Festival in Johannesburg, South Africa, bringing their legendary sound to fans.

Seven teenagers from the Western Cape made history as the first South African team to compete and win the prestigious International Space Settlement Design Competition.

Fresh from producing Channel 4's 'Free Nelson Mandela,' Rogan Productions has established a new office in Johannesburg, South Africa, marking its first permanent international production base.

North-West University's bhive Enterprise Development Centre is collaborating with Pont de Val and regional stakeholders to promote inclusive tourism and economic growth along the Vaal River corridor.

Authorities in South Africa have discovered drugs and equipment estimated to be worth R600 million at a suspected laboratory in Musina.

South African power utility Eskom allegedly paid hundreds of millions of rand for diesel that was never delivered, recording it as 'received' in its books, in what is being investigated as a potential fraud.

South Africa's period of load shedding has concluded, but the country now faces new and difficult challenges in its energy sector and economy.

Reports indicate that Eskom, South Africa's power utility, allegedly paid hundreds of millions of rand for diesel that was never delivered or did not exist, raising concerns about corruption.

News24 provides further notices regarding the liquidation and distribution of estates in South Africa.

National Coloured Congress MP Fadiel Adams has denied that suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu influenced his decision to lay fraud and corruption charges against crime intelligence officials, amidst questions about his rapid actions.

A new gig guide highlights diverse cultural events, including an interactive theatre experience in East London, the return of the Kaza Kamba Pan African Theatre Festival in Johannesburg, and Kwanda Mahlombe's new single.

This article critically examines the populist governance style in Tshwane, South Africa, contrasting it with social democratic politics exemplified by Zohran Mamdani in New York. It highlights the ripple effects of global right-wing movements.

South Africa's Succulent Karoo, a global biodiversity hotspot, is facing severe threats from a sophisticated international plant trafficking operation, which has evolved into organized environmental crime.

The return of South Africans reportedly recruited for Russia's war highlights failures in overseas recruitment, online advertising, travel screening, and consular protection policies.

A recent court judgment has raised ten questions for South African DA MP Mark Burke and his family-owned company Kastelo, following a R4 billion probe by the South African Reserve Bank, despite Burke stepping away from daily management in 2024.

A beauty queen is facing a legal bid for deportation, despite her assertion that she was born in South Africa, raising questions about her citizenship status.

The South African Treasury is proposing a plan to centralize the custody of nearly R90 billion in unclaimed financial assets, aiming for better management and distribution.

The Reabetswe Food Stokvel in Tsetse Village, South Africa, pools R370 monthly from 45 households, enabling families to purchase bulk groceries, toiletries, and snacks to combat hunger.

South Africa's ruling ANC is experiencing eroding support due to anti-migrant violence, economic stagnation, and corruption allegations, ahead of local elections in November.

The Eastern Cape Education Department in South Africa has admitted to unlawfully withholding billions of rand from schools, denying support to approximately 1.58 million no-fee pupils for three years.

Mark Burke, the DA’s finance chief, has stepped down from key parliamentary oversight committees due to conflict of interest concerns, as the SA Reserve Bank investigates a company he founded for alleged foreign exchange control violations.

South Africa's Basic Education Minister, Siviwe Gwarube, aims to enroll seven million children in structured early childhood development (ECD) programs by 2030, highlighting its importance for literacy and GDP growth.

A R200 million loan from the Bank of China to the owner of Damelin, a South African private college, has reportedly turned toxic.

Thirty years after its inception, South Africa's Constitution is confronting significant challenges related to inequality, corruption, and the rise of populism. These issues test the foundational principles of the nation's legal framework.

An article by Jason Scott explores the ambiguous legal status of cannabis shops in South Africa. It delves into the 'hazy' façade of these establishments, operating in a not-so-legal environment.

A widespread grant review process by the South African Social Security Agency (Sassa), intended to combat fraud, is reportedly leaving vulnerable South Africans with legitimate claims without crucial income support.

South Africa's Democratic Alliance (DA) is under scrutiny for its defense of Mark Burke and subsequent withdrawal from parliamentary committees amidst allegations in the Kastelo affair.

Internal correspondence reveals that all US immigration officers from a key anti-fraud unit have been reassigned by the Trump administration to focus on screening South African refugees and identifying 'unlawful' voters.

The South African rand has struggled to strengthen against the dollar, remaining above R16/$, a situation attributed to 'black box' trades. These opaque trading activities are impacting the currency's performance.

South African media personality Sithelo Shozi's lobola ceremony, celebrating her union with a Shona groom, has garnered significant attention and gone viral.

South African state-owned enterprise Transnet is reportedly putting significant properties, such as the Carlton Centre and various golf courses, up for sale.

The Department of Sport, Arts and Culture celebrated South Africa's top creative talent at the 2026 National Arts and Culture Awards (NACA) held at Sun City Resort.

South African singer Moneoa discusses her period of silence, personal pain, and subsequent awakening, sharing her journey with the public.

Kazera Global has announced a mineral resource value of $369 million for its project located in South Africa.

Telecommunication units Vox and Frogfoot, part of a South African conglomerate, have successfully raised 14.4 billion rand ($900 million) to expand broadband services in South Africa, the continent's largest economy.

A South African-born engineer is developing an AI-powered blood test that aims to detect cancer before it manifests, offering a potential breakthrough in early diagnosis.

South Africa's Auditor-General expressed surprise after an auditor responsible for checking its own books was fined for performing poor work.

More than 1,000 South African auto part manufacturing firms have shut down, resulting in 7,500 job losses, as carmakers reduce their production output.

Ahead of the 2026 elections, New Zealand's Labour party has unveiled its campaign slogan, while South Africa's ANC has released its manifesto, reheating old election promises.

South Africa's environmental assessment regulator is facing questions regarding years of silence on professional misconduct and sanctions, contrasting with the public logging of disciplined members by legal and engineering bodies.

South Africa's Minister Dean Macpherson announced a significant shift in the Public Works department, prioritizing municipal infrastructure development. The initiative aims to transform cities and metros through construction projects.

The National Energy Regulator of South Africa has called for public comment by 2 September on Nelson Mandela Bay’s plan to restore the inclining block tariff and reimburse customers who were…

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has appointed Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams as the acting Minister of Health.

Seven employees of the Emfuleni municipality in South Africa have been arrested in connection with an alleged fraud scheme.

Nokx Majozi is gaining recognition for bringing South African cuisine to a global audience, expressing surprise at the scale of her success.

A US man, who was previously featured in a magazine for being born without an anus, has married his South African partner, marking a significant personal milestone.

The global diamond sector is experiencing a downturn, with jewelers and diamantaires in the Netherlands noting a shift in priorities among younger generations. De Beers, a leading diamond company, announced the two-year closure of its largest diamond mine in South Africa last month.

An opinion piece by Adriaan Basson reflects on South African politics, drawing comparisons between contemporary figures and historical figures like Kallie Kriel and Mangosuthu Buthelezi from the 1990s.

Jonathan Jansen shares his insights on the challenges facing South African universities, highlighting issues of governance and the impact of returning to a school environment.

The latest results for the Lotto, Lotto Plus, Lotto Max, and Daily Lotto draws in South Africa have been announced. These updates provide the winning numbers for recent lottery games.

Over the past decade, the South African national rugby team, the Springboks, has successfully united a broad audience, realizing Nelson Mandela's 1995 dream. The team is set to face the New Zealand All Blacks in an upcoming match.

South Africa's ANC has announced a shortlist of 42 possible mayoral candidates for the country's eight metropolitan municipalities ahead of the 2026 local government elections.

Adrián Kovács, the composer of the jazz opera 'Az Öltöny' (The Suit), discusses how the music for the special love drama, based on a short story by South African writer Can Themba, was created for the Maladype Theatre production.

Investec maintains that the Competition Commission has no case against it, as the rand-rigging saga involving several banks continues to unfold in South Africa.

Martin Wragge, a South African property developer, is profiled as the enigmatic force behind iconic Cape Town developments including Century City, Canal Walk Shopping Centre, and Ratanga Junction. Despite his significant impact, little is widely known about him.

South African telecommunications company Cell C is experiencing a resurgence in brand trust, indicating positive momentum. However, the company still faces ongoing risks despite these improvements.

The Nigerian Naira has gained N1.13 against the US dollar, closing at N1,346.49 per dollar. Concurrently, the South African Rand has strengthened significantly, breaking through the R16/$ mark as the dollar weakens.

Metals One is moving forward with the restart of a gold mine in South Africa, despite ongoing legal challenges surrounding the operation.

Corruption charges have been dropped against South Africa's police intelligence boss, which were related to the appointment of a civilian to a senior post within crime intelligence.

This collection of articles consists primarily of public notices from South Africa, including estate liquidations, tenders, business licenses, and sales of businesses. It also includes market watch updates for various Malaysian companies' call warrants.

The South African government has released a draft of its National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan for 2026-2035, outlining how the country intends to protect its natural resources over the next decade.

South Africa's rand strengthened below 16 per dollar, recovering losses attributed to the Iran war and indicating a shift in market sentiment.

R&B artist Miguel has announced a series of concerts in South Africa for 2027, with performances scheduled for Cape Town, Sun City, and Pretoria.

Twenty-eight years after the initial claims, thousands of land claims in South Africa are still outstanding. This highlights a persistent issue in the country's land reform efforts.

MTN has condemned recent xenophobic attacks targeting Ghanaians in South Africa, with the Group Chairman and MTN Ghana expressing strong disapproval of the despicable acts.

Three suspected robbers were killed in a shootout with police in Alrode, South Africa, following a confrontation with law enforcement.

The South African government is weighing various incentives to attract and support the data center industry, responding to the sector's demands.

News24 investigates and debunks popular insect myths in South Africa, including the rumor of Parktown prawns escaping from a Wits lab.

News24 publishes additional notices concerning the sale of businesses in South Africa.

Dr. Yamson commended the Mahama government's economic management, noting a positive shift, and simultaneously criticized South Africa's xenophobia, arguing that the country's problems stem from state failure rather than foreign presence.

South African R&B singer-songwriter Rowlene has released her new album, 'Some Strings Attached,' a collection of ballads that delve into various relationships and her journey to independence.

As South Africa approaches another electoral cycle, political parties unveil familiar promises, yet genuine transformation seems absent. The article argues that the country's persistent problems stem from a deeper issue: a deficit of statecraft.

An article argues for a shift in South Africa's Women's Month celebrations from praising women's survival of burdens to demanding systemic accountability for the issues they face, advocating for change rather than just acknowledging resilience.

A family undertook an electric vehicle road trip from Johannesburg to Durban in an iCAUR 03T, detailing their experiences with charging infrastructure and range management in South Africa.

South Africa faces a growing first-job crisis, exacerbated by the potential disappearance of entry-level work due to artificial intelligence, prompting concerns about the country's readiness for an AI-driven future.

A judge in Nelson Mandela Bay has raised serious concerns about the growing trend of criminal operations taking out funeral policies for profit, during the trial of four alleged syndicate members.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched the third phase of a government-business partnership aimed at achieving an economic growth target of over 3%, a goal that remains elusive despite ongoing reforms.

Uzbekistan's women's football team has learned their opponents for the first stage of the 2027 World Cup intercontinental playoff: Papua New Guinea, Ghana, and South Africa.

Michael Vaughan has expressed confidence that England can secure their second 50-over title at the 2027 ICC ODI World Cup in South Africa.

MTN Ghana's Board Chairman, Dr. Ishmael Yamson, stated that a review of the support package for Ghanaians returning from South Africa caused a delay in its anticipated announcement.

Indonesian police are investigating the death of a 33-year-old South African man whose body was discovered in an apartment room in Bandung.

Zambia is challenging South Africa's long-standing dominance in the regional online gambling sector, with a growing number of SADC players exploring Zambian sites due to their more diverse features…

The Nigerian Federal Government has demanded an end to attacks on its citizens in South Africa, as 83 Nigerians have returned from the country. This follows ongoing concerns about xenophobic violence.

Beauty queen Chidimma Adetshina is challenging a legal bid to deport her from South Africa, asserting that she was born in the country. She is currently facing a legal battle over her residency status.