Nelson Mandela

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.

An RJD worker fell from a JCB while cutting a cake to celebrate Lalu Prasad's 79th birthday.

Vladimir Kara-Mourza, a Russian dissident, was imprisoned for 25 years for opposing Vladimir Putin's regime.

India's External Affairs Minister Jaishankar and South Africa's Deputy President Mashatile held talks prioritizing trade, infrastructure, and digital cooperation, agreeing both nations must strengthen economic ties and collaborate in international forums during the high-level June 2026 visit.

Goodluck Jonathan did not endorse Peter Obi for the 2027 presidential election.

Leaders inspire hope to drive change and transformation in the workplace.

Prof Nilofer Khan becomes Kashmir University's first woman Vice Chancellor.

South Africa's liberation promise remains unfulfilled due to compromised institutional integrity and governance crisis.

The Constitutional Court's ruling exposes the ANC's moral bankruptcy under Cyril Ramaphosa's leadership.

Xenophobic violence exposes the fragility of African unity and its unfulfilled vision.

The exercise of power tends to degrade without effective checks and balances.

Israeli forces seized Gaza-bound aid flotilla vessels, taking 168 activists to Crete.

Marwan Barghouti could lead Palestine's democratic renewal, his son claims.

The US-South Africa relationship, rooted in shared democratic values and strengthened by trade, security cooperation, and cultural ties, faces strain from geopolitical differences but remains salvageable through mature dialogue and mutual respect for independent interests.

Nelson Mandela said what matters in life is the difference made to others, not just living.

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.

Hanes: Anti-Israel motion risks inflaming social tensions

Primate Ayodele warns Peter Obi that his running mate Rabiu Kwankwaso may undermine his 2027 presidential bid.

Nelson Mandela's artwork will be sold at auction in York on June 4.

Nelson Mandela's quote highlights the difference between understanding and emotional connection through language.

Activists protest University of Galway's alumni awards over Israeli university ties.

South Africa arrests its intelligence chief Feroz Khan on corruption and gold smuggling charges.

South Africa's highly concentrated economy hinders freedom dividends and job growth.

MKP's bid to delay local elections raises concerns about democracy and the IEC's integrity.

China ordered domestic companies to defy U.S. sanctions on five petrochemical firms, marking unprecedented defiance as Beijing strengthens economic ties with Africa through zero-tariff policies, escalating great power competition while prompting Global South nations to pursue de-dollarization strategies.

Sarafina! returns to Soweto with a revival that balances joy and pain, still resonating with today's politics.

Dr John Garang was the torchbearer of hope for Sudan and South Sudan

Five European nationals face trial in Germany for raiding an Elbit factory.

Perceptions of South Africa’s Foreign Policy in Turmoil

Artists face rejection when sitters dislike their portraits, affecting their careers and emotions.

Sudan's civil war marks its third anniversary, threatening millions and destabilizing the region.

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.

EXCLUSIVE: Kallas' Israel 'apartheid' remarks deepen EU foreign policy crisis

Robben Island, a former prison, is a must-see attraction in South Africa.

South Africa's Deputy Minister praised India as the "pharmacy of the world" for providing critical Ebola medical aid to Africa, while confirming President Ramaphosa will attend India's September BRICS Summit, strengthening strategic partnership between nations.

Milei faces internal and AI challenges as a microstate in the Philippines is successfully governed by artificial intelligence.

Professor Karthy Govender urges law graduates to defend the Constitution and restore public confidence.

Wontumi's campaign team condemns a presidential staffer's remarks about his ongoing court case.

China ordered domestic companies to defy U.S. sanctions on five petrochemical firms involved in Iranian oil trade, marking an unprecedented escalation that strengthens Beijing's economic ties with Africa while promoting de-dollarization among Global South nations seeking independence from Western financial dominance.

ANC and SACP's split marks a significant shift in South Africa's left-wing politics.

Tech founder Dan Thomson created an AI-governed island nation in the Philippines.

South African Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola praised India-South Africa relations as deepening across technology, trade, and critical minerals ahead of BRICS foreign ministers' meeting in Delhi, emphasizing the grouping's importance for Global South representation and UN Security Council reform.

Gaza aid flotilla vessels taken to Crete after Israeli interception

Peter Obi and Rabiu Kwankwaso form an alliance to secure northern support for the 2027 presidential election.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation reviews University of Galway's use of Mandela's name due to controversy over its research partnership with Israel's Technion.

Jennie Bond recalls Queen Elizabeth II as a shy woman with a dry sense of humor who embraced her royal role.