Southern Africa
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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.
The Durban High Court has granted an interim order restricting protests by the March and March group in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province.
Frustrated residents in Johannesburg protest water cuts, citing decaying infrastructure and municipal management failures.
South Africa takes lead into final day of third Test against Australia
South Africa's Ryan Rickelton and Wiaan Mulder shared a 154-run partnership to help their team recover from a precarious position and set Australia a target of 288 runs to win the third T...
Over 10,000 police officers will be deployed in the Eastern Cape to ensure safety during the upcoming local government elections on November 4.
Foton SA will launch the Tunland V9 plug-in hybrid bakkie in January, offering a 1,000km range and combining electric driving with a petrol engine.
Dis-Chem shares fall 12.63% after lower interim earnings and cut dividend
