Many around Africa have expressed outrage at the xenophobia in SA, while SA businesses operating in the rest of Africa begin to feel pressured....

By David Smith — The vexed leftovers of the apartheid military are reportedly turning the tide in Nigeria. Leon Lotz was once a member of...

By Dennis Webster — In its bid to rid the city’s intersections of beggars and traders, Jo’burg is criminalising the poor. Since early February, the...

By Theto Mahlakoana and Shanti Aboobaker Johannesburg – The National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) has accused Cosatu president S’dumo Dlamini of inciting...

Harare – A group of  Zimbabwean lawmakers on Wednesday delivered a petition to the South African embassy in Harare, asking for action to be...

By Charl du Plessis, Pretoria – President Jacob Zuma was the subject of a smear campaign in the media because he had become the...

By Kwanele Sosibo — Analysts speculate that Mmusi Maimane could be the next DA leader, but there is doubt about whether this change would make...

By Ryan Lenora Brown — Twenty-one years after the genocide, Rwanda is rapidly rebuilding its national identity – but ethnicity is still a factor. In...

Police have arrested 22 people following another spate of xenophobic attacks around Durban Attacks on foreigners continued this weekend, with two Ethiopian brothers being...

By Jenni Evans — Pretoria – Zimbabwe’s finance minister Patrick Chinamasa on Wednesday criticised South African’s banks for wanting to charge more when its...

By Memory Mataranyika– Harare – Implementation of Zimbabwe’s indigenisation policy is open to negotiation for regional partnerships, joint ventures with friendly countries and investments...

By Lauren Hess — The University of Cape Town’s council ruled that the statue of Cecil John Rhodes, the centre of much debate over the...