The FW de Klerk Foundation says South Africa has pressing and serious challenges, but genocide is not one of them.

South African expat Elon Musk has unprecedented conditions to meet to secure his huge $1 trillion pay deal from Tesla.

This latest alleged breach of the RFMAA is not isolated to Ukraine; it brings into focus recent instances of South Africans serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).

Pretoria-based Faustin Kayumba Nyamwasa and Frank Ntwali, in Johannesburg, are among 25 people who have been sanctioned by Kigali.

Zohran Mamdani has fans among South Africa’s leftists, with the Economic Freedom Fighters labelling his election win ‘progressive’.

The bedrock of Zohran Mamdani’s meteoric rise to mayor was a commitment to tackling the New York City’s crippling affordability crisis.

Mondli Khumalo was playing for North Petherton Cricket Club when the ‘unprovoked assault’ occurred outside a pub in Bristol.

The sacred artefacts originally belonged to the Nkuna chiefdom’s Shilubana royal family.

The Not In Our Name group, comprising prominent Afrikaners, has stood up against US far-right narratives, earning praise from the ANC.

Since his release from prison, Tony Yengeni has had multiple brushes with the law concerning drunk driving.

Lithuanian travellers, effective from 7 October 2025, no longer need to submit visa applications via the South African Embassy in Stockholm.

Viljoen has clinched the CEO role at Newmont, becoming the first woman to lead the R1.7 trillion-valued gold major…

After a passed motion in 2023 to close Israel’s embassy, Ramaphosa is yet to pull the trigger, and now the EFF is threatening to legally force his hand.

Thelma Rina Armstrong was among four people who lost their lives, and eight others injured, at a church in the United States.

In revoking the US visa, the State Department declared that it had ‘no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans’.

South Africa’s dramatic safety decline means the continent’s most developed land now ranks below Ecuador, Gabon and Honduras.

The choppers are a sticky situation for SA, since Libya remains under a strict UN arms embargo, recently renewed by the Security Council.

One of South Africa’s neighbours is courting affluent, talented global citizens, while the other takes in ‘uniquely barbaric criminals’.

Sam Terblanche, a student at Columbia University, died shortly after being discharged for the second time from a major New York hospital.

The EFF has demanded that South Africa take diplomatic and legal measures to hold ‘apartheid state of Israel’ accountable.

South African construction professionals are increasingly packing their bags and heading to Australia, drawn by the promise of stable work.

Visitors will soon be able to tour parts of Balmoral Castle used by the Royal Family for a month in mid-2024.

Australian singer-songwriter Dan Tredget is aiming to become the first person to busk at every London Underground station.

Explainer: Catherine, Princess of Wales, has announced that she is undergoing preventative chemotherapy to treat cancer.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has embraced an invitation that may reshape the geopolitical landscape of Northeast Asia.