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Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled South African Airline

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni and Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan have defended the controversial decision to secure South African Airways (SAA) a U.S.$643,838,000 ... Read more »
- South Africa: Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled National Airline
- South Africa: Bailout for Floundering Airliner Nearly Equals a Year's Worth of School Infrastructure Funding
Special Police Team to Probe South African Lottery Corruption

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation - the Hawks - have begun their investigation into Lottery corruption after they received a complaint from the Department of Trade, ... Read more »
- South Africa: Hawks Set Up Special Team to Investigate Lottery Corruption
- South Africa: Lottery Boss Paid Almost U.S.$135,000 to Stay at Home
Multi-Year Droughts Heralding Greater South African Water Crisis?

South Africa is among the 30th most water-stressed countries in the world. Since the beginning of the 2010s, the country has been trapped in a series of multi-year droughts, ... Read more »
- South Africa: The Country Is Drying Up - and It Is Only Going to Get Worse
- South Africa: Funds Allocated for EC Drought Relief
South Africa's Medium-Term Budget Leaves Most Cold

South African Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has escalated his battle against the country's 1.3 million public servants over their salary increases, writes Ray Mahlaka for the Read more »
- South Africa: Waning Economic Fortunes Demand Harsh Policy Adjustments - Who Bears the Brunt?
- South Africa: Medium-Term Budget Speech is a 'Political Balance Sheet'
African Union-Led Talks On Nile Dam Dispute Set to Resume

In the spirit of finding "African solutions to Africa's problems", AU chair President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa has announced the resumption of trilateral talks between ... Read more »
- Africa: African Union Seeks to Seize Initiative Over Nile Dam Talks
- Ethiopia: Trump's Dangerous Rhetoric Toward Ethiopia Is Indicative of a Larger Problem
Are We Witnessing the Fall of Malawi Cleric Bushiri's Empire?

Controversial Malawian cleric Shepherd Bushiri and his wife Mary Bushiri, who were arrested on fraud charges, are now accused of using fraudulent documents to enter and remain in ... Read more »
- South Africa: Controversial Preachers Bushiri, Mboro to Face Off in High Court
- South Africa: Bushiri in South Africa Illegally, Says Minister Motsoaledi
Assumptions Raise Questions About South Africa's Land Reform Plan

The South African government recently announced a plan to allocate 700,000 hectares of state land to black farmers. Exactly how many farms and beneficiaries this will involve is ... Read more »
- South Africa: Problematic Assumptions Raise Questions About New Land Reform Plan
- South Africa: Subsistence Farmers Under Siege From Land Occupation
South African Cricket Board All Out, So Who Will Step Up to Bat?

A shake-up of the Cricket SA Board has been called for, for quite a while. It was preceded by admissions that there has been a dismal attempt at transforming the national cricket ... Read more »
- South Africa: Cricket SA Board All Out, but What Next?
- South Africa: Long Read - Part Two - the Start of CSA's Downfall
South African Police Nab Senzo Meyiwa's Alleged Killers

Soccer star Senzo Meyiwa was South Africa's national soccer team Bafana Bafana's goalkeeper and captain when he was gunned down on October 26, 2014 in Johannesburg. His killers ... Read more »
- South Africa: Will New Evidence Nab National Soccer Captain Senzo Meyiwa's Killers?
- South Africa: Slain Soccer Star's Family Didn't Know About Reported Discovery of Murder Weapon
Shorter Treatment Time For African Children with TB - Study

Tuberculosis (TB) treatment can be shortened from six to four months in 80% of children. This is according to findings from the SHINE study that were presented at a leading TB ... Read more »
- Africa: Treatment Time Can Be Cut By a Third for Most Kids With TB
- Africa: The Slow Motion Race for a TB Vaccine

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African Union-Led Talks On Nile Dam Dispute Set to Resume

Ministers Defend Bailout for Embattled South African Airline

South Africa's Medium-Term Budget Leaves Most Cold

Special Police Team to Probe South African Lottery Corruption

Multi-Year Droughts Heralding Greater South African Water Crisis?

Are We Witnessing the Fall of Malawi Cleric Bushiri's Empire?

Shorter Treatment Time For African Children with TB - Study

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