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 Police Service Deputy National Commissioner for Crime Detection Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya has resigned with immediate effect amid serious allegations against him.
South African teams Bulls and Stormers win, shaking up URC standings.
The Steve Tshwete Boxing League, backed by the South African government with over R9m, is set to kick off in November, featuring 49 professional and 90 amateur boxers.
South African EFF MP Naledi Chirwa speaks out after her arrest for allegedly causing a commotion and assaulting a police officer at a Pretoria police station.
Two first-time participants won the men's and women's categories at the Fat Cats 10km race in South Africa.
Tensions rise in Soweto as the Soweto Uprising movement delivers seven-day eviction notices to landlords renting to foreign national spaza shop owners.
South Africa's Competition Commission seeks merger revocation due to non-disclosure of canning facility closure plans.
The Sharks' lack of communication regarding Bongi Mbonambi's disciplinary issues and unexplained absence has sparked concerns about his future at the franchise.
Neal Froneman adjusts comments on targeting individuals behind South African policies
South Africa's proposed Municipal Structures Amendment Bill, aimed at regulating hung councils and coalition politics, will not come into law until after the upcoming municipal elections.
South Africa's Department of Transport proposes amending road traffic regulations to prevent driving licences from being used as general identification documents.
A judicial inquiry into the Pebco-3 case is set to commence in Gqeberha on Monday, as reported by Beeld.
