Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
Authorities verify immigration status of suspect in Moselakgomo murder probe, RAF funding row, and Gauteng pupils start matric exams.
ANC appeals Electoral Court ruling, says excluding its candidates would disenfranchise voters
Cape Town's plan to spend R114 million on a safety wall and upgrades along the N2 highway has become a contentious issue ahead of the local government elections.
A South African family is seeking justice for their four-month-old girl who was murdered after her mother was raped by a pastor and his two wives.
South Africa's Department of Social Development urges registered non-profit organisations to move to its new online system before the old platform is switched off.
Two men killed, one injured in drive-by shooting at Parkgate Taxi Rank in Verulam, South Africa.
Shadrack Sibiya allegedly threatened father of minor he is accused of sexually grooming.
South African food writer Tony Jackman shares a recipe for a tuna salad with asparagus, pear, green olives, gherkins, and feta balls.
South Africa's high enrolment in mathematical literacy raises concerns about systemic failures and educational inequality.
Health emergencies can disrupt retirees' plans, causing emotional distress and practical challenges.
Four men accused of killing former two-time world boxing champion Zolani Tete appear in Mdantsane Magistrate's Court as case moves towards trial
Selborne College's water polo team finished third at the Woodridge Stayers Tournament, while pupils excelled in cricket, shooting, and chess.
