Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
A video of a three-year-old boy dominating a soccer game against older children has gone viral, sparking a controversy that led to a police response.
Former Australian ambassador Joe Hockey discusses Trump's potential reaction to midterm losses
Johannesburg faces service delivery crisis as waste remains uncollected due to municipal workers protesting over unfulfilled wage agreements
Model and content creator Ipeleng Selepe joins Brutal Fruit's global movement, The Pink Table, to promote sisterhood and challenge conventional beauty standards.
Numsa suspends regional leaders who defied national office bearers, cites gross misconduct and reputational damage.
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva wins re-election, potentially slowing Latin America's shift towards stronger ties with Israel.
Thursday's horoscopes favour honest talks and generous hearts under the influence of a Gemini Moon trine Venus.
People around the world commemorate November 11 as Remembrance Day to honour those who served and died in wars and conflicts.
Nelson Mandela Community Youth Centre collects pre-loved clothes to fund free community programmes and promote sustainable recycling habits.
South African agencies unite to safeguard Bayhead mangroves from illegal activities and pollution
Karuna Eraman, Tongaat's Miss Ballito 2026, leads a reading session at Hambanathi Library, inspiring 51 children to develop a love for books and learning.
eThekwini's Thugg Inn claims top spot in National Squad League playoff, sets sights on R500k grand prize
