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South Africa
South Africa is a country located at the southern tip of the African continent and made up of different ecosystems. Inland, Kruger National Park is home to big game and offers safaris.
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South Africa’s reliance on imported fuels may have cost 76 billion rand
According to the Reserve Bank, the oil bill would have been 76 billion rand lower between 2021 and 2024 if refined products had accounted for 25% of imports.… -
South Africa: petrol prices could surge by more than 2 rands in October
Preliminary data from the Central Energy Fund indicates a significant under-recovery of fuel prices. If the trend continues until the end of the month, motorists could face another… -
South Africa: Six women found dead, Ramaphosa urges police action
The discovery of a sixth woman's body in two months in eastern Gauteng prompted Cyril Ramaphosa to call for a priority investigation. Authorities have yet to establish a… -
Durban Fashion Fair 2026: 84 designers and 25 new faces on the runway
From September 16 to 18, the Durban Fashion Fair celebrates its 15th anniversary with 84 designers, 20 young talents supported by its mentorship program, and 25 newly trained… -
Thebe Magugu returns to Woolworths with ‘Lineage’, blending fashion and fragrance
Launched in South Africa for Heritage Month, the collaboration features three capsules of women's ready-to-wear and a fragrance inspired by the country's visual heritage. -
Albinism: Skin changes that warrant medical advice
In South Africa, September is dedicated to raising awareness about albinism. This serves as a reminder of which skin changes should be promptly shown to a healthcare professional… -
South Africa: Oil prices cause rand to drop by over 1%
The South African currency fell by approximately 1.1% against the dollar on Monday, driven by rising oil prices and a stronger dollar ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's… -
CAF Cup: Durban City beats Rukinzo 2-1 and advances 3-1 on aggregate
Durban City secured a 2-1 victory on Sunday in Bujumbura against Rukinzo. Having already won 1-0 in the first leg, the South African club advances to the second… -
South Africa: Equinix’s 170 MW data centers challenged on appeal
The approval granted for two Equinix data centers near Cape Town Airport is under appeal. The project, estimated at around 170 MW, raises concerns about water, electricity, and… -
South Africa: Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference opens in Cape Town
Parliamentarians and legislative leaders from the Commonwealth are gathering in Cape Town from September 13 to 19 for the 69th annual conference. Discussions will focus on international law,… -
South Africa: Mkhwanazi committee requests extension for its report
As of the September 11 deadline, the MPs handling the Mkhwanazi case had not completed their review of the testimonies and documents. Their chair has approached Thoko Didiza… -
South Africa: Malema vows to combat corruption in Mangaung
In Bloemfontein and then in the Northern Cape, Julius Malema outlined the EFF's municipal priorities ahead of the November 4 local elections, including the fight against corruption, water,… -
South Africa: Jabulile Majola unveils “Ipasi,” an album of 11 tracks
South African singer Jabulile Majola released "Ipasi" on September 11, 2026, a project of 11 tracks dedicated to identity, change, and personal experiences. -
BRICS: Three African countries endorse call for restraint in the Middle East
South Africa, Egypt, and Ethiopia, along with other BRICS members, adopted the New Delhi Declaration, which calls for restraint and diplomatic resolution of conflicts. -
South Africa: IEC contests ANC appeal over 181 candidacies
The South African electoral commission argues in the Electoral Court that the ANC failed to finalize 181 candidacies on time in six municipalities and rejects the claim of… -
BRICS: Ramaphosa places multilateral reform at the heart of New Delhi summit
Arriving Friday in the Indian capital for the 18th BRICS summit, Cyril Ramaphosa aims to advance the reform of global institutions, African investment, and local processing of raw… -
South Africa: Grindstone launches $31.2 million fund for African startups
Grindstone Ventures has launched a 500 million rand fund, approximately $31.2 million, to support African tech startups from seed stage to Series A. -
South Africa: Six Nigerians extradited to the United States for online fraud
Six Nigerian nationals arrested in Cape Town in 2021 were handed over to U.S. authorities on Friday. They face charges in the United States for online scams and… -
Nigeria–South Africa: Parliament suspends official visits following anti-migrant violence
The Nigerian Parliament has indefinitely suspended its official visits to South Africa, citing violence against African migrants and the safety of its nationals. -
Johannesburg to host its first Women’s Health Expo on September 12
The event organized on Saturday in Sandton will feature yoga, Pilates, and HIIT, beauty and nutrition booths, as well as meetings with wellness professionals. -
South Africa: 86,596 foreigners processed for expulsion or repatriation between June and August
South Africa processed 86,596 foreign nationals under expulsion and repatriation procedures between 14 June and 20 August 2026. Pretoria simultaneously claims to have intensified border and business inspections… -
South Africa: GDP Falls by 0.2%, Ending Six Quarters of Growth
South Africa's economy contracted by 0.2% in the second quarter 2026, according to Stats SA. The sharper-than-expected decline ends six consecutive quarters of growth, notably due to mining,… -
South Africa: Data centers, more than 250 contributions on water and electricity
Data centers in South Africa are the subject of a growing debate over their consumption of water, electricity, and land. A consultation by the South African Human Rights… -
South Africa: Wanted for Three Murders in the United Kingdom, Ndodana Tshuma Pleads Guilty to Weapons Offenses
Wanted in the United Kingdom in the investigation into the death of his wife and two daughters, Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Johannesburg to several… -
South Africa: Eight Suspects in Alleged Electricity Reconnection Network in Emfuleni
Eight people are now targeted in the investigation into an alleged network of illegal electricity reconnections within the municipality of Emfuleni, in Gauteng. The alleged damage approaches 10… -
South Africa: Ghana reports four deaths in xenophobic crisis
The Ghanaian Minister of Foreign Affairs now reports four nationals dead in the context of the wave of xenophobic violence and harassment in South Africa. Accra continues its… -
South Africa: A Lesotho national was beaten to death after allegedly stealing a sheep.
Twelve people have been arrested in South Africa following the violent death of a Lesotho shepherd accused of cattle theft. The suspects, including ten foreign nationals and two… -
South Africa: former Knysna mayor Aubrey Tsengwa shot dead
Aubrey Tsengwa, a municipal councillor of the African National Congress (ANC) and former mayor of Knysna, was shot and killed on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, around 9:20 PM… -
South Africa: inflation slows to 4.3% in July 2026
The annual inflation in South Africa slowed to 4.3% in July 2026, down from 5% in June, according to data released on Wednesday, August 19, by Statistics South… -
South Africa: end of the SADC summit in Durban, dominated by the migration issue.
Gathered in Durban, the leaders of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) concluded their annual summit on August 17. The South African presidency, now held for a year…
