South Africa: Special Learners Off to International Paralympics

The inspiring stories of three Eastern Cape special needs learners who will be representing South Africa at international sporting competitions could only be eclipsed by their… Read more »

South Africa: Lesufi Unleashes Untrained Police Wardens On Gauteng

First comes the passing out parade -- and then the on-the-job police training. Read more »

South Africa: Final Roar From Brave Lions

The way the Lions hung on by their fingertips to a possible spot in the play-offs for the Currie Cup played out like an action movie. Read more »

South Africa: Fort Hare Students Add Fuel to the Fire

While the historical University of Fort Hare is battling to save its ailing reputation amid corruption, murder allegations and fake qualification scandals, another fire broke out… Read more »

South Africa: Cholera Death Toll Rises to 25

A pensioner in Mpumalanga has become the latest cholera casualty, bringing the death toll of the dreaded disease to 25. Read more »

South Africa: Don't Expect Miracles From Banyana Says Former Star Striker

Former Banyana Banyana star Portia Modise is not giving South Africa much chance at the coming 2023 Fifa Women's World Cup. Read more »

South Africa: As Cholera Spreads, Water Tank Mafia Accused of Sabotage

Tshwane city is investigating allegations that a water tanker mafia is operating in cholera-hit Hammanskraal. Read more »

South Africa: Soweto Choir Brings America to Tears

The Mzansi Youth Choir's rendition of Nightbirde's song "It's Ok" on America's Got Talent (AGT) left both the judges and the audience in tears. Read more »

South Africa: Crime Statistics - Violent Crime Increases by 4% In First Three Months of Year

Police Minister Bheki Cele presented the quarterly crime statistics for the fourth quarter of 2022/2023 on Tuesday, 30 May. Read more »

South Africa: ANC-Coalition Stuck in Spoils of War in Gqeberha

The ANC coalition in Nelson Mandela Bay is battling over the spoils of war. Read more »

South Africa: Zulu Royals to Bring Power to the People... Literally

Zulu royal family members under the house of King Mpande are planning to produce their own electricity to assist the rural communities of Eshowe who are suffering from Eskom's load… Read more »

South Africa: Amputee Dancer Stuns Britain's Got Talent

South African dancer Musa Motha made history by receiving the first ever group golden buzzer on Britain's Got Talent with his stunning moves. Read more »

South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Removed in Motion of No-Confidence

Nelson Mandela Bay has a new mayor, but not before the usual pandemonium broke out. Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa to Visit Cholera-Hit Hammanskraal

The death toll in the cholera outbreak has risen to 24. Read more »

South Africa/Morocco: Morocco Name World Cup Stars for Bafana Clash

Morocco are not taking Bafana Bafana for granted after coach Walid Regragui named a star-studded squad for the 17 June Africa Cup of Nations qualifier at FNB Stadium. Read more »

South Africa: Cholera Claims 21 Lives As It Hits Free State Province

The Department of Health has announced that the number of deaths related to the cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, north of Tshwane, has risen to 20. Read more »

South Africa: Cholera Claims 24 Lives As It Spreads to the Free State

The Department of Health has announced that the number of deaths related to the cholera outbreak in Hammanskraal, north of Tshwane, has risen to 24. Read more »

South Africa: Bulgarian Fugitive Among Four Killed in Cape Town Shooting

Cape Town was shaken by a violent incident on Thursday morning as four individuals lost their lives in a shooting rampage in Constantia. Read more »

South Africa: Top Politicians Pull Plug On King

Heavyweight politicians successfully blocked King Misuzulu from addressing the Zulu nation on Wednesday. Read more »

Sudan: Sudan Ceasefire Brings Temporary Relief

Sudan has experienced a brief pause from the heavy battles that have plagued the country for the past five weeks, following the announcement of a ceasefire agreement. Read more »

South Africa: Thabo Bester - No Reason for Bail, Says Prosecutor

The accused in the Thabo Bester case appearing in court on Tuesday had not submitted sufficient evidence for bail to be granted, said prosecutor Sello Matlhoko. Read more »

South Africa: Cholera Outbreak Steals the Show At Tshwane Budget

The budget speech delivered by Tshwane's MMC for Finance, Peter Sutton, on Wednesday, placed significant emphasis on wastewater treatment plants. Read more »

Malawi: Malawi's Gold Plated Pit Latrine

Malawi has spent US$17,000 (20 million Kwacha) to construct a small pit latrine at an under-five clinic in the country's third largest city of Mzuzu. Read more »

South Africa: Zulu Storm - How the King and Buthelezi Fell Out

From the beginning of his reign, Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has been managing a potentially dangerous fallout between himself and Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi. Read more »

South Africa: Ethiopian Superstar to Compete in Durban

The 23-year-old Ethiopian world record holder Yalemzerf Yehualaw is set to make her mark on South Africa as she gears up for the Durban 10 km road race. Read more »