South Africa's Electoral Integrity Under Scrutiny Amid Concerns Over DA's Polling Tactics
South Africa's Democratic Alliance accused of manipulating public opinion through polling tactics
Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
South Africa's Democratic Alliance accused of manipulating public opinion through polling tactics
A shooting on the R300 near Samora Machel in Cape Town has led to a temporary road closure as City enforcement officers respond to continued tensions in the public transport sector.
South Africa's Democratic Alliance obtains court order to compel broadcasters to air its election adverts
Cape Town's Delft taxi rank closed after shootings, police and SANDF deployed to maintain order amid escalating taxi violence.
A traditional South African Christmas cake recipe, made with fruit, nuts, spices, and strong liquor, is perfect for creating memories with family and friends.
Achievers FC wins inaugural Nkolombe Heritage Knockout Championship
South Africa's Proteas will look to bowl disciplinedly on day three at Newlands to restrict Australia's lead.
As South Africa approaches local government elections, citizens seek more than hopeful promises; they demand tangible improvements in basic services like water, electricity, and road main...
South African salary earners see marginal increase in take-home pay, but rising fuel prices and inflation erode purchasing power.
Johannesburg plunged into service delivery crisis as municipal workers protest over unfulfilled wage agreements
NSFAS receives over 1-million applications for 2027 funding cycle
South Africa will not impose a blanket ban on poultry imports from Brazil despite an outbreak of Newcastle disease in Santa Catarina state.