South Africa and Brazil strengthened their trade relationship in response to escalating US tariffs, seeking to diversify their economic partnerships and reduce dependence on American markets during rising protectionist trade tensions.
South Africa's sport minister seeks Olympics and Formula 1 bids to boost global presence.
Labor faces criticism for restricting prisoner rights to daily fresh air access.
The Daily Friend explores economics and foreign relations beyond the liberation era.
India's External Affairs Minister emphasizes that security partnerships across the Indian Ocean are foundational to New Delhi's foreign policy, with joint naval exercises and capacity-building programs addressing maritime threats like piracy and illegal fishing affecting African coastal nations.
UB40's Robin Campbell reflects on the band's 40-year career and bitter feud with brother Ali.
Oprah Winfrey is closing her South African school for girls next year after over 500 graduates.
Nelson Mandela chose forgiveness over vengeance after 27 years in prison.
South Africa, once Africa's economic powerhouse and celebrated Rainbow Nation, has squandered decades of goodwill through xenophobic policies targeting African migrants, weakening investor confidence, damaging its moral authority, and undermining regional integration efforts critical to its economic recovery.
Patrice Motsepe's net worth drops to $3.5 billion, down $800 million since 2026 began.
South Africa's commitment to trade investment and solidarity
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South Africa built a reputation as a model African citizen after apartheid ended in 1994.
South Africa's crypto regime is fragmented, with regulators and courts having different views on cryptocurrencies.
Icelandic proverb states that success comes with adversity, betrayal, and competition, as no one becomes an unbeaten bishop.
Historic events between June 22 and 28 include Brexit, Yugoslavia's breakup, and a space collision.
Pianist Abdullah Ibrahim, a key figure in South African jazz, died at 91, leaving a legacy of music that resisted apartheid.
Iran and South Africa discuss expanding tourism cooperation through private sector ties and joint marketing initiatives.
Fidel Castro's 100th birthday is commemorated with historical photos of him with notable leaders.
Labor faces criticism for restricting prisoner rights to daily fresh air access.
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New Zealand's government remains silent on Gaza despite international obligations.
Glasgow's Commonwealth Games celebrate the British Empire while poking fun at it.
Director Laura Warner filmed Jon Snow's emotional doctor's appointment, revealing his Alzheimer's diagnosis.
Andy Burnham must be bold to become Labour's new leader and UK's messiah.
Mandela Day sparks debate in South Africa over inequality and immigration.
Sir Adam Ingram received a knighthood at Holyrood Palace for his parliamentary service.
The United States designated Sudan's RSF and allied militias as genocide perpetrators, imposing sanctions on leader Hemedti for systematically murdering civilians ethnically and targeting women for sexual violence during a conflict killing tens of thousands.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei was assassinated in a U.S.-Israeli attack, prompting millions to mourn his death during Ramadan after 86 years of anti-imperial resistance and leadership.
Chinese Media Analysis of Egypt’s June 30 Revolution and El-Sisi’s Overthrow of Morsi
Pakistani dissident Mahrang Baloch finds strength in books during her imprisonment.
Jon Snow copes with Alzheimer's while exposing a Zambia environmental disaster in a documentary.
South African jazz icon Abdullah Ibrahim died at 91 in Germany after a brief illness.
US expert Professor Jonathan Zimmerman discusses free speech in Western Australia.
The UN launches new wildfire portal and publications to help manage global wildfire risk.
Indonesia and Qatar discuss cultural partnership to commemorate their 50-year diplomatic ties.
Ambassador Jaiyeola Joseph Lewu marks 80 years, celebrated for diplomacy beyond time and space.
Oprah Winfrey will close her South African school for girls at the end of next year.
Mamdani recalls Nelson Mandela's influence on his childhood, emphasizing justice must be more than an ideal.
South Africa grapples with xenophobia and economic mismanagement, threatening its continental leadership.
Global Citizen partners with Fifa for a World Cup half-time show to raise $100m for education.
Sir Garfield Sobers, a cricket legend, has died at 89, leaving a legacy as one of the greatest cricketers.
Nelson Mandela said a nation is judged by how it treats its lowest citizens, not its highest.
South Africa's xenophobic protests threaten Nelson Mandela's vision of a tolerant nation.
On the Third Anniversary of the War in Sudan
South African cities shut down as anti-migrant protests escalate with brief violence and a heavy police presence.
White South Africans arriving in the US receive conservative books and American flags in welcome kits.
Nigeria's government pledges to evacuate all willing citizens from South Africa amid anti-migrant attacks.