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 African teachers may face disciplinary action for serious off-duty misconduct, according to a ruling by the South African Council of Educators.
Johannesburg's LGBTQ+ community is invited to the Nostalgia Pride Picnic on October 31, 2026, at Constitution Hill, a community-led event inspired by Pride gatherings of the 1990s.
Steven Gruzd's murder in March may be linked to Grindr gang criminals, according to a report.
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula and EFF leader Julius Malema face crimen injuria charges for allegedly falsely describing Pieterse as a child rapist.
Botswana's High Court has heard arguments in a landmark same-sex marriage case, with a ruling expected in 2027.
University of Mpumalanga scraps application fees for 2027, aiming to make higher education more accessible.
Protests over school admissions in South Africa raise concerns about the country's commitment to human rights and inclusion.
The Host in Umhlanga offers Indian cuisine and a family-like atmosphere
The Bulls laboured to a 34-16 win over Ulster at Loftus Versfeld, despite a strong second-half performance from the Irish side.
South African family demands justice after woman's murder, suspects' delay in arrest
Suspended SAPS sergeant Fannie Nkosi formally resigns ahead of disciplinary hearing
The Host restaurant in Umhlanga offers a genuine Indian culinary experience with generous cooking and warm service.
