Speaking in Oxford recently, MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai said major threats to Zimbabwe’s diamond mining industry include corruption, militarisation and China.

Too much talk and too little reform, President Jacob Zuma said at the 68th session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York on Tuesday.

“The UN has hit a new low with naming Mugabe as a UN tourism envoy as if North Korea chairing the Conference of Disarmament and Cuba serving as vice-president of the Human Rights Council had not been enough”

The Hewitts left the comfort of their home in Pretoria to experience everyday life in a South African township.

The Economic Freedom Fighters will advocate the ultimate integration of the African continent by eliminating national borders, according to its founding manifesto.

Murder accused Shrien Dewani could spend up to ten years fighting his extradition in UK courts, or by appealing to the European Court of Human Rights.

Robert Mugabe’s softer narrative is believed to be nothing more than a cunning attempt to soften SADC’s verdict on the upcoming ‘harmonised’ elections in Zimbabwe.

South African expats have urged the Australian town of Cooma to update a flag on display from the apartheid era.

The Brankens, a white family, has recently moved to Hillbrow, Joburg’s most feared suburb. What can we learn from them?

Julius Malema loses another house but launches his new political party

New smart ID cards to replace South Africa’s green barcoded ID books will be launched on 18 July

Johannesburg resident lodges consumer complaint that the City of Johannesburg’s long-running marketing campaign contains “blatant untruths”

The Cabinet reshuffle announced by South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma on Tuesday has been described by the opposition as the umpteenth failure to put good governance above cronyism.

As a result of an order by the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, the SABC has encrypted its signal in attempt to stop rampant piracy from neighbouring countries. According to political analysts, Mugabe and state-controlled ZBC are unquestionably the biggest winners.

St Marcus Fine Foods and Revolution Wines, in partnership with South African Tourism, joined Taste of London and challenged foodies with South African favourites.

As Zimbabwe approaches general elections, a newly-released documentary on fearless attorney Beatrice Mtetwa and her defendants shows what happens when rulers place themselves above the law.

Lauren Fagen, an 18-year-old Canadian volunteer, was feeding a male lion when he tried to drag her into his enclosure at a South African wildlife rehabilitation centre

South Africa has been declared the ‘Protest Capital of the World’. Politicians and media talk about ‘service delivery protests’. However, what is really taking place is the ‘rebellion of the poor’, South African academics believe.

Julius Malema’s new political platform, the Economic Freedom Fighters, is not about South Africans’ welfare but simply a product of personal frustration, anger, and egocentricity, some of his former allies claim.