Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
Social media's curated highlight reels can fuel self-doubt, but experts say it's essential to consider the context and reality behind online portrayals.
South Africa faces a growing teacher shortage, with 30,992 public school teachers resigning between 2020 and 2024, and a need for 23,000 more educators by 2030.
Max Verstappen wins Singapore GP, calls for F1 to simplify engine technology
ANC argues 'Submit as Final' button on IEC website is not a legal requirement for candidate nominations
Ten Maroela readers win double tickets to the 13th FAK Afri-Duetfees in Pretoria
A recent SARB study estimates that the true cost of cash in South Africa is R88.5 billion a year, with lower-income households bearing the brunt of the costs.
A 32-year-old suspect linked to the Lwandle mass shooting, which killed 11 people, is set to appear in the Strand Magistrate's Court on Monday.
A 14-year-old suspect was arrested after shooting a middle school headmaster and teacher with a hunting rifle in southern France, injuring a third person.
Saudi Arabia promises strong reaction following lethal assaults by Yemen's Houthi rebels
The Sharks' lack of communication on Bongi Mbonambi's disciplinary situation and availability has raised questions about his future at the franchise.
The Afrikaans word "boeket" has two meanings, referring to a bouquet of flowers or the scent of certain alcoholic beverages.
China aims to boost intelligent computing capacity to 9,800 EFLOPS and advanced storage capacity to 1,700 exabytes by 2030.
