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 performers from the Luitingh Alexander Musical Theatre Academy shine in a minimalist production of Stephen Sondheim's Into the Woods at Cape Town's Theatre on the Bay.
Durban City coach Eric Tinkler says Mamelodi Sundowns' demanding schedule is a reason for their CAF Champions League exit
Kaizer Chiefs captain Brandon Petersen says team not worried about 8-point gap to Orlando Pirates ahead of Soweto derby
South Africa's private healthcare system is highly fragmented, leading to unnecessary expenditure, fragmented care, and poorer health outcomes.
Former President Kgalema Motlanthe urges South Africa to establish a sovereign wealth fund to convert mineral wealth into long-term investment and stimulate economic growth.
The Radin Yeshiva in Belarus, founded in 1869, has reopened after being restored and converted from a theatre back to a school for Torah students.
Experts weigh in on possibility of ANC-DA coalition in post-election South Africa
The EFF has called on several law-enforcement agencies to investigate allegations that the State Security Agency doled out R12-million to destabilise the party.
A South African court has ruled that vuvuzelas and face coverings will not be allowed during upcoming protests by the March and March organization.
South African soccer club AmaZulu FC has announced a new partnership with beer company Amstel.
A Durban High Court judge has granted an interim order restricting the March and March movement's protests in Durban's CBD, citing concerns over violence and public safety.
The Electoral Commission of South Africa declares 42 voting stations in Makana ready, but concerns arise over accessibility, electricity, and connectivity in outlying areas.
