Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
Turkish police raided the office of opposition TV channel Halk TV, appointing a government trustee to run the channel, in a move criticised by rights groups and opposition politicians.
Amnesty International says Formula One's 10-year deal with Rwanda is a "sportswashing prize" that lets the country improve its image despite human rights abuses.
Audi's third-generation Q3 offers premium appeal with a roomy interior, refined engines, and innovative features.
A 67-year-old South African woman, Nomonde Mboyi, has built her own home using her social grant after a government project to replace storm-damaged houses in her area stalled.
Iinyathi fell short by five runs against the Lions at the Wanderers Stadium, despite needing just 36 runs off the final five overs.
The Bannister Hotel in Braamfontein offers a unique blend of inner-city charm, vibrant dining, and a refreshing uncorporate vibe, making it an ideal base for exploring the area.
Matric pupils in South Africa begin National Senior Certificate examinations, carrying hopes of families and dreams of a better future.
Africa's approach to critical minerals may lead to short-term gains but risks long-term prosperity, experts warn.
A Mthatha lawyer is set to appear in court for allegedly stealing R433,000 from a client's Road Accident Fund payout.
Eaton partners with DP World to expand warehousing and distribution in South Africa
IMF warns of urgent need for reduced government spending and lower debt levels
South African government faces criticism over its black business empowerment initiatives, citing failure to pay small businesses on time despite promising to empower black entrepreneurs.
