Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
The Chatsworth Bowling Club recently hosted its monthly competition, attracting a large turnout of bowling enthusiasts who showcased their skills and competitive spirit.
Eskom proposes 8.83% and 8.84% electricity tariff hikes for direct customers and municipalities from April 1, 2027.
Residents near an abandoned property on Honeysuckle Road in Verulam are struggling with years of theft, noise, and health concerns.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile will deliver a keynote address at the sixth Limpopo Investment Conference.
Reservoir Hills Women’s Circle donates R40,000 to CHOC and ABH
Nobel laureate Navi Pillay calls for collective action to defend International Criminal Court against US sanctions
Stormers name strong squad for Champions Cup opener against Bristol Bears
Philani Mavundla, former eThekwini deputy mayor, is contesting for the mayoral position with plans to address infrastructure and service delivery issues.
IOL introduces a special elections content portal and live Town Hall Mayoral Candidate Debates ahead of South Africa's local government elections.
Africa needs $70bn yearly to combat climate change but receives only $14bn.
An elderly woman in Tongaat, South Africa, claims four 'tokoloshes' set her bed on fire, sparking questions about cultural beliefs, fear, and exploitation.
Millions of rand in repair work at Mangaung's dysfunctional sewage plants can be undone by theft and vandalism.
