South Africa: Dominant Wins for DA, IFP, ANC in Joburg, KZN and Limpopo Wards
In recent by-elections, the DA secured a significant victory in Johannesburg, while the IFP and ANC also won seats in KwaZulu-Natal and Limpopo respectively.
West Indies defeated South Africa… So, Team India has found itself in the toughest examination of the last 5 years!
The Indian cricket team faces increased pressure after a shocking loss to South Africa, jeopardizing their chances in the ongoing World Cup.
Felipe Contepomi will be the coach of the legendary Barbarians: what it means and when the test against South Africa will be
Felipe Contepomi, the coach of Los Pumas, has been appointed to lead the Barbarians in an upcoming match against South Africa.
LIVE: South Africa won the toss, West Indies to bat first
In a crucial ICC Men's T20 World Cup match, South Africa won the toss and opted to bowl first against West Indies in Ahmedabad.
India and Zimbabwe clash in Super-8, match at 7 PM, toss at 6:30 PM
India is set to face Zimbabwe in the Super-8 stage of the T20 World Cup 2026 today in Chennai, following a previous loss to South Africa.
South Africa: Godongwana Allocates R848-Billion to Police and Army to Combat Crime
South African Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has earmarked R848.2 billion for enhanced security and border control measures over the coming years.
South Sudan: Funding Gaps Threaten Nearly 2 Million Displaced People
Funding shortfalls are endangering the lives of almost 2 million displaced persons in South Sudan due to increasing humanitarian needs.
South Africa: Charting the 2026 Budget - From National Debt to Personal Income Tax
The article examines South Africa's 2026 National Budget, highlighting significant fiscal policy changes and their implications for citizens.
South Africa: What Was Promised in the SONA Vs What Treasury Funded
A review comparing President Cyril Ramaphosa's promises made during the 2026 State of the Nation Address to the funding allocations made by the National Treasury.
Ethiopian peacekeepers in South Sudan awarded United Nations Medal
Ethiopian peacekeepers in South Sudan received the United Nations Medal for their service in the country during a ceremony in Yambio.
The 6.8 'Dunk'! Worse Statistics than PAK-Zimbabwe, This is Where Team India is Stuck
Team India is struggling to qualify for the semifinals of the T20 World Cup 2026 after a disappointing loss to South Africa, revealing critical weaknesses in their performance.
South Africa: 80% of Joburg Trading Permits Uncollected - South African News Briefs - February 26, 2026
The City of Johannesburg reports that 80% of trading permits issued have not been collected, causing challenges for local traders who face eviction by authorities.
South Sudan: The Backstory - WFP's Airdrops Offer a Food Lifeline in Hungry South Sudan
The World Food Programme's airdrops are crucial in delivering food assistance to the most inaccessible regions of South Sudan amidst conflict and humanitarian crises.
South Africa: Learners At This Overcrowded School Are Being Taught Outside
Students at Dolophini Senior Secondary School in Ngcobo, Eastern Cape, are forced to attend classes outside due to overcrowding and inadequate facilities.
Today it's do or die... If India misses the semifinal ticket, these players' careers will be in crisis
India faces a crucial match against Zimbabwe in the Super 8 stage to qualify for the semifinals, following defeats to South Africa and West Indies, which puts additional pressure on the defending champions.
Trump appoints Leo Brent Bozell III as ambassador to South Africa, a defender of apartheid in the 1980s
Trump has appointed Leo Brent Bozell III as the new U.S. ambassador to South Africa, a controversial figure known for his past support of apartheid and current claims of white genocide.
South Africa: Economic Improvement Despite Frictions with Washington
South Africa's economy shows signs of improvement, with moderate growth projected and positive developments in financial ratings, amidst ongoing tensions with the United States.
South Africa's debt stabilises for first time in 17 years
South Africa's debt is stabilizing for the first time in 17 years as the Finance Minister announces plans for a budget increase aimed at boosting security spending.
11 South African men allegedly tricked into fighting in Ukraine return
Eleven South African men who were allegedly deceived into fighting for Russian forces in Ukraine have returned home as political tensions rise over recruitment claims linked to former president Jacob Zuma's party.
East London: in South Africa, a city facing Trump taxes
East London, South Africa, is grappling with substantial economic repercussions from recent U.S. tariffs imposed by Donald Trump, which have directly impacted the city's economy reliant on the Mercedes-Benz factory.
South Africa: 2026 Budget Speech a 'Turning Point' - Godongwana
South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana delivered a pivotal 2026 Budget Speech, emphasizing a turning point in managing the country's public finances amidst previous crises.
South Africa: Budget 2026 - Godongwana Takes Aim At Badly-Run Municipalities
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana warned that municipalities must improve their performance or face budget cuts, highlighting widespread financial distress among local governments.
South Africa: Budget 2026 - Social Grants to Go Up in April
South Africa's Finance Minister announced an above-inflation increase in social grants, effective from April 1, 2026.
South Africa: Nearly 13 Million Children Rely On the Child Support Grant
Approximately 12.9 million children in South Africa depend on the Child Support Grant, which is set at R560 per child per month.
Forget the run rate now, there is only one way for India to reach the semifinals
India's hopes of advancing to the semifinals have dimmed following a significant loss to South Africa, compounded by West Indies' victory and improved net run rate.
South Africa: Newcastle Farmer Rejects Trump's Claim That Crosses Were Burial Sites
A Newcastle farmer rejects Trump's assertion that roadside crosses were burial sites for murdered white farmers, clarifying they were temporary memorials for fallen commercial farmers.
South Africa: Will the Sugary Drinks Tax Be Increased in the Budget Speech This Year?
Civil society groups in South Africa are advocating for an increase in the Health Promotion Levy on sugary drinks from 11% to 20% in the upcoming budget speech.
When John Terry took on Fabio Capello: World Cup untold stories from South Africa 2010
The article recounts the events surrounding John Terry's press conference during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, highlighting the tension between him and manager Fabio Capello.
Fire at Cape Town International Airport Disrupts Flights Temporarily
A fire at Cape Town International Airport has caused temporary disruptions to flight operations, with international flights halted as a precautionary measure.
South Africa: Ramaphosa thanks Putin for the return of South Africans recruited in Ukraine
Cyril Ramaphosa expressed gratitude to Vladimir Putin for the return of 17 South Africans who were recruited against their will to fight in Ukraine.
South Africa: Court Rejects Thabo Bester's Bid for Laptop
The Free State High Court has denied Thabo Bester's request for improved jail conditions, including access to a laptop and more legal consultation time.
Malawi: Bushiri Fires Back At Findings of South African Investigators
Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has criticized South Africa's Special Investigating Unit (SIU) for allegedly spreading false claims regarding his immigration status.
South Africa accepts a controversial American ambassador
South Africa has accepted the appointment of Brent Bozell, a controversial figure known for his criticism of the country's policies, as the new US ambassador amid rising tensions between the two nations.
Congo-Kinshasa: Trade and Aid to Return to South Kivu As DR Congo-Burundi Strategic Border Reopens
The Kavimvira border crossing between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi has reopened after being closed for over two months due to rebel activity, allowing for significant movement of people and trade.
South Africa secures release of more nationals lured to Ukraine war
South Africa has successfully negotiated the return of 11 nationals who were deceived into joining the conflict in Ukraine, with President Cyril Ramaphosa expressing gratitude towards Vladimir Putin for his assistance in their release.
South African president thanks Putin after 17 men ‘lured’ to Russian frontlines begin returning home
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed gratitude to Vladimir Putin for assisting in the return of 17 South African men allegedly recruited for combat in Ukraine.
Attack on Employee: Son of Robert Mugabe Charged with Attempted Murder
Robert Mugabe's son, Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe, is facing charges of attempted murder, illegal possession of firearms, and obstructing justice after allegedly shooting an employee in South Africa.
Did Gambhir-Surya force Axar to stay out of the playing 11? Batting coach's revelation
The Indian cricket team's poor performance against South Africa in the T20 World Cup has raised questions about the decision to exclude Axar Patel from the playing 11.
Ramaphosa thanks Putin for release of South Africans fighting for Russia
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed gratitude to Russian President Vladimir Putin for assisting in the return of 17 South African citizens who were misled into fighting in Ukraine.
South Africa withdraws from the Venice Biennale after conflict over Gaza artwork
South Africa has canceled its participation in this year's Venice Biennale following a conflict involving Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie and artist Gabrielle Goliath, centered around Goliath's artwork referencing Gaza.
South African soldiers deployed to combat crime
Over 450 soldiers have been deployed in Gauteng, South Africa, to address the issues of illegal mining and rising gang violence.
South Africa: Suspected IT Cable Fire At Cape Town International Halts International Flights
A suspected cable fire at Cape Town International Airport has led to the suspension of international flights, though all passengers and staff are safe.
South Sudan: UN Aid Chief sounds alarm on humanitarian situation
The UN Aid Chief Tom Fletcher warns of a deteriorating humanitarian situation in South Sudan, highlighting the devastating impact of aid cuts and ongoing violence.
Ramaphosa Thanks Putin for Release of South Africans Lured to Fight in Ukraine
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has expressed gratitude to President Vladimir Putin for facilitating the return of South Africans lured into fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
South Africa: R760 Million Infrastructure Investment to Ease Water Woes
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi announced a R760 million infrastructure investment in Johannesburg aimed at resolving persistent water issues.
Israel’s ‘unlawful occupation’ must end – South Africa
South Africa has called for recognition of Palestinian statehood and an end to Israel's occupation following a diplomatic appeal at the UN Human Rights Council.
How do US tariffs impact South African economy?
The article examines the effects of U.S. tariffs on the South African economy.
'Gambhir's Politics Has Ruined Team India', PAK Superstar Spews Venom
Former Pakistani cricketer Ahmed Shehzad criticized Indian coach Gautam Gambhir for introducing politics into the Indian cricket team, following a significant defeat in the T20 World Cup Super 8 against South Africa.
Burundi Reopens Border With DR Congo After Two-Month Closure
Burundi has reopened its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo following a two-month closure due to regional violence.
South Africa: DA Adds Further Prasa Corruption Charge to Public Protector Investigation
The Democratic Alliance (DA) plans to submit new evidence concerning corruption at PRASA amid a broader investigation into alleged financial misconduct.