Southern Africa
Everything SaharaWire has filed out of South Africa: public affairs, business, technology and culture, in one continuously updated archive.
Beyond the headlines
Former MKP secretary-general Sibonelo Nomvalo speaks out about the pain and suffering he endured due to false allegations and his subsequent removal from the party.
Ruhan Nel returns to Stormers' starting lineup to lead team's defence against Ulster in Cape Town on Saturday.
Three special gardens in South Africa's Midlands are opening their gates for an Open Garden Weekend on October 31 and November 1.
Defence Minister Angie Motshekga says 510 SANDF members were deployed to KwaZulu-Natal overnight to quell anti-immigration protests.
Cape Town International Airport activates emergency measures to minimize flight disruptions caused by ongoing taxi violence in Cape Town.
South Africa's older persons grants are scheduled for today, while an economic reform briefing and ICT skills research findings are due this morning.
Olympic medallist Henri Schoeman shares his decade-long struggle with online abuse
Undocumented learners in South Africa face challenges in pursuing higher education due to xenophobia, paperwork, and lack of necessary documents.
Buffalo City Metro faces severe service delivery constraints as unpaid rates and service arrears surge to R11bn, driven by residential households, local businesses, and government departm...
South Africa faces a significant backlog in issuing title deeds, with 1.2-million households affected, but Zambia's systematic approach to land registration offers valuable lessons.
South Africa's chrome industry shifts to exporting more ore and less ferrochrome, despite cheaper electricity.
Sport scientist Homba Mazaleni lands dream job as Top Billing presenter
