Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
Brazil's presidential election outcome may impact its role as a bulwark against US interventionism in the Americas, with implications for the region and the world.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says party will announce mayoral candidates after November 4 local government elections.
Local health teams and community organisations provide psychological support to flood survivors in Africa.
CCTV footage shows Lindokuhle Mhlaliseni Ndimande at Wish restaurant on the night of AKA and Tibz's murder, contradicting his claims of a coincidence.
South Africa's Bafana Bafana recalls Mbekezeli Mbokazi and Lyle Foster to 38-member preliminary squad for 2027 Afcon qualifiers against Kenya.
The UN turns 81 in turbulent times, with Africa leading efforts to steady the ship and turn demands for change into reality.
Mamelodi Sundowns exited the CAF Champions League in the preliminary stage, losing to Angolan side Wiliete on the away goals rule.
Doctor Khumalo appointed as vice-chairperson of SAFA's technical committee, marking a new chapter in his football career.
Digital artist Umazi Mvurya leaves computer screen behind to master traditional Swahili wood carving in Lamu, Kenya.
Government departments and state-owned entities in South Africa have bypassed competitive bidding, funneling nearly R70bn through a parallel procurement system.
K-dramas often portray Africa as a homogeneous place of savage danger or childish immaturity, in need of a Korean saviour, according to a scholar's study.
US Ambassador Brent Bozell criticizes South Africa for rejecting Elon Musk's offer to provide free internet to schools via Starlink.
