Ramaphosa says U.S. ties a priority amid envoy’s expulsion
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has once again reaffirmed the country’s commitment to maintaining strong relations with the United States,
South Africa’s deputy president calls for self-reliant healthcare after U.S. aid freeze
South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile on Thursday said South Africa needs to develop sustainable healthcare solutions amid concerns over
Angola secures deal to join SADC free trade area
Angola is set to become the 14th member of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) to join the regional market,
Bodies of 9 miners recovered from disused mine in South Africa
At least nine bodies have been recovered from a disused mine in South Africa, as rescue operations to retrieve hundreds
South Africa’s business confidence index increases significantly
Business confidence has significantly improved in South Africa since the formation of the Government of National Unity (GNU) in June
Deadline approaches for spaza shops’ registration in South Africa
The deadline for spaza shop owners and other food-handling facilities across South Africa to register their businesses is fast approaching.
Six children died from pesticide poisoning in South Africa, lab analysis finds
Six children who died in a South African township earlier this month had ingested a chemical compound used in pesticides,
African Union renews call for lifting of sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe
The African Union (AU) wants all remaining sanctions imposed against Zimbabwe to be lifted immediately and unconditionally. In a statement
South Africa’s ANC confirms Zuma’s expulsion from party
South Africa’s ruling African National Congress (ANC) confirmed its decision to expel former president Jacob Zuma from the party. The
South African parties strike coalition deal
South Africa’s newly elected parliament met Friday to hold its first sitting after election. The leader of South Africa’s second-largest