South Africa: Six Things Every South African Must Know Before 30 June Shutdown

More than 20 organisations say the 30 June marches are about enforcing South Africa's immigration laws, not attacking foreign nationals. Police say they are ready for any… Read more »

South Africa: Bushiri Takes Credit for Buses Minister Called Unlawful, Leaving Malawians Stranded

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi called the private buses that left Malawian nationals stranded at a Johannesburg church unlawful, and ordered teams to find whoever commissioned… Read more »

South Africa: King Misuzulu Warns Against Attacking Foreigners

King Misuzulu called on Zulus not to attack foreign nationals, saying people came to South Africa because they were suffering and looking for a better life. His appeal comes… Read more »

Malawi: Police Fire Rubber Bullets As Women Board Buses Home and Men Are Taken to Lindela

Police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets at Malawian nationals at Sherwood Hall in Durban on Wednesday after men at the transit site refused to be moved to the Lindela… Read more »

Malawi: Malawi Says Its People Fled Vigilante Attacks As Buses Finally Roll Out of Durban

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South Africa: Dead Man Dumped After Alleged Police Cover-Up Call

· Commission documents claim Emmanuel Mbense's killers discussed calling a senior Crime Intelligence officer for help after murdering him. Read more »

South Africa: Israel Has Until 2029 to Answer South Africa's Genocide Case At World Court

South Africa has until November 2027 to respond to Israel's arguments at the ICJ, more than five years after the case was first launched in December 2023. Israel's next… Read more »

Africa: More Than 2,000 Malawians Are Trying to Leave South Africa

Malawi's government announced a formal voluntary repatriation on 2 June after vigilante attacks on African migrants spread across Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape. … Read more »

South Africa: Fear Grips Ghanaians As Hundreds Flee South Africa

Hundreds of frightened Ghanaians lined up at their embassy in Pretoria to register for emergency evacuation flights back home. Ghana's High Commissioner accused protesters of… Read more »

South Africa: Fishers Tell Human Rights Body They Go Hungry Despite Living Next to the Sea

The Green Connection told the commission's food systems hearing that small-scale fishers face hunger, lost income and rising debt. Fishers from Port Nolloth, Doring Baai,… Read more »

South Africa: Safa and Broos Hit Back At Racism Claims

The Bafana Bafana coach and the South African Football Association (Safa) have strongly denied that he made racist or sexist remarks. Read more »

South Africa: Rural Women Left With No Help After GBV Budget Blown On One Event

Acting Mayor Hlengiwe Nkosi says Big Five Hlabisa used its entire R300,000 gender-based violence budget on one Women's Day event. Big Five Hlabisa Municipality says poverty in… Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa Declares War On Gender-Based Violence At G20 Summit

Ramaphosa has declared gender-based violence a national crisis, with new courts, training and a R5-billion emergency fund to fight it. South Africans are staging a national… Read more »

South Africa: Dudula Says 'No Foreign Learners Allowed in Public Schools'

Operation Dudula says it will block undocumented foreign children from South African public schools when the 2026 academic year begins in January. Mozambique-born parents Thomas… Read more »

South Africa: Operation Dudula Members March Back to Clinic After Court Release

Three Operation Dudula members were released on warning after being arrested for disrupting clinic services and demanding patient IDs. The group marched back to Lilian Ngoyi… Read more »