South Africa: Disastrous Tottenham Hotspur Deal Claims Latest Victim - The South African Tourism Board

First, it cost former tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu her job, ending her 25-year stint in the ANC government. Read more »

South Africa: Norwegian Fans Raise R2m for Former Bafana Star

Fans in Norway have raised close to R2 million after news broke that ex Bafana Bafana and Kaizer Chiefs goalkeeper Emile Baron has been living in poverty and asking for money in… Read more »

South Africa: Veteran TV Star To Face Charge of Murder After Partner's Death

The 50-year-old television star who allegedly shot and killed his lover at his Kempton Park cottage last week is due to appear before the Kempton Park Magistrate's Court on… Read more »

South Africa: Zulu King Gets Presidential Protection

There is still a very real threat to the life of AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini. Read more »

South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay to Fight Cable Thieves With Solar Power

Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa, has been plagued by the relentless theft and vandalism of electrical cables for years, costing the municipality over R23 million every year. Read more »

South Africa: No Rest for Justice - Tatane's Family Fights On

It has been 12 years since Andries Tatane was shot by the police in broad daylight, in front of television cameras and community members. Read more »

South Africa: Mathanga Takes Gold in Two Oceans Half Marathon

South African national champion Mbuleli Mathanga, 29, left his mark on the prestigious Two Oceans half marathon in Cape Town, seizing the title with a time of 01:03:58 on Sunday. Read more »

South Africa: Indefinite Stage 6 Load Shedding as Koeberg Unit Trips

Eskom has been caught red-handed in a shocking revelation -- they failed to disclose that the nation was plunged into Stage 8 load shedding last week. Did they really think South… Read more »

South Africa: In Search of Ancient Instructions Carved in Stone

They say it takes a village to raise a child, but what if I told you a community has an even more important role than just raising the young? In fact, one of the ways to measure… Read more »

South Africa: A Gentle Man, With the Heart of a Lion

Loved and lost: Jeremy Gordin (1952 - 2023) Read more »

South Africa: Ekhurhuleni's in-Out-in Again Mayor Is Out Again

African Independent Congress (AIC) councillor Sivuyile Ngodwana has been elected the new mayor of Ekurhuleni. Read more »

South Africa: The Trump Card the DA Won't Play

Dr Mpho Phalatse has star power. Read more »

South Africa: Gqeberha Birthday Massacre - Police Arrest Four More Suspects

Eastern Cape police have arrested four more suspects in connection with the mass shooting that took place in KwaZakhele in Gqeberha in January. Read more »

South Africa/Liberia: Bafana Bafana Through to Africa Cup of Nations

Bafana Bafana qualified for the 2023 Africa Cup of Nations finals following a Group K 2-1 victory over Liberia at Samuel Kanyon Doe Stadium on Tuesday. Read more »

South Africa: Proteas Cricketers Stun West Indies With T20 Record Chase

The Proteas delivered a brilliant run chase in front of a Centurion faithful that certainly would not have expected to see 500+ runs on Sunday afternoon. Read more »

Liberia/South Africa: Liberia Coach Keita Promises Bafana Will 'Suffer' in Monrovia

Liberia coach Ansumana Keita has declared Bafana Bafana will endure a torrid time when the two teams clash in Monrovia on Tuesday. Read more »

South Africa: President With a Bullseye On His Back

The coalition of the wounded is still gunning for President Cyril Ramaphosa. Read more »

Uganda: Anti-LGBTQ+ Bill Passed - Death Penalty, Life Imprisonment for Offenders

Uganda passed a bill on Wednesday that made some homosexual acts punishable by death - a law the White House in the United States has labelled as "extreme". Read more »

South Africa: Ramaphosa 'Happy That Most South Africans Did Not Heed National Shutdown Call'

South Africans commemorated Human Rights Day on Tuesday, with President Cyril Ramaphosa using his keynote to take a jab at the EFF's failed shutdown on Monday. Read more »

Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Youths Accused of Suppressing Opposition Voters

Supporters of Zimbabwe's main opposition party say that members of the ruling party, Zanu-PF, are preventing them from getting registered for the upcoming general elections. Read more »

South Africa: First Bullets Fired in Showdown over National Shutdown

The first shots of the EFF's national shutdown have been fired, as police clashed with protesters in multiple locations across the country on Sunday night. Read more »

Africa: A Man Called Dangerous

The best of Africa and Europe come together in the form of Kamohelo Khoaripe, aka Michael Dangerous, who has crossed all musical boundaries to make himself an international… Read more »

South Africa: The Opposition Is Failing South Africa

It is no longer an exaggeration to say South Africa's opposition parties are failing the voters. Read more »

Africa: Africa's Next Global Superstar

Once in a while there comes along an African footballer destined for greatness, and Victor Osimhen is one of those. Read more »

South Africa: Taxi Industry Snubs Malema's Shutdown

The South African taxi industry has rejected Julius Malema's charm offensive. Read more »