South Africa Sends Delegation to US for Tariff Negotiations
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa announced on Tuesday, September 9, that officials from his Government have been dispatched to the United States to lay the […]
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Scientists Deploy Weevils to Fight Invasive Water Plants in South Africa
South African scientists are turning to tiny black weevils to combat the spread of Salvinia minima, an invasive aquatic fern from South America that is […]
Julius Malema Convicted of Hate Speech Over Race-Fueled Rally Remarks
A South African equality Court has found Julius Malema, leader of the far-left Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), guilty of hate speech on Wednesday, August 27, […]
South Africa Warns Youth Against Fake Overseas Job Offers
The South African Government has cautioned young people to be wary of international job offers advertised outside official diplomatic channels, following the emergence of online […]
South Africans Demand Halt to Coal Exports to Israel Over Gaza War
Protesters in several South African cities on Thursday, August 21, demanded that the Government impose an embargo on coal shipments to Israel, accusing local mining […]
Mozambique Retains Position as South Africa’s Top African Trading Partner
Mozambique remains South Africa’s leading trading partner in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) and across the continent, with annual trade volumes exceeding $2 billion, […]
South Africa’s Agricultural Exports Surge Despite U.S. Tariffs, Diversification Urged
South Africa’s agricultural exports grew by 26 percent in the second quarter of 2025, reaching 161 million U.S. dollars despite facing global trade pressures, Agriculture […]
South African Journalists Rally in Cape Town for Protection of Gaza Colleagues
More than 2,000 people joined a protest march in Sea Point, Cape Town, on Sunday, August 17, led by South African journalists and media workers […]
South Africa Launches Nationwide Dialogue on Poverty, Inequality and Governance Amid Political Divisions
South Africa begins today, August 15, a “national dialogue” aimed at tackling deep-rooted challenges such as poverty, inequality, crime, corruption, and high unemployment. Initiated by […]
South Africa Raises Security Concerns Over U.S. Deportations to Eswatini
On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, South Africa’s Department of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) has expressed serious concern over the deportation of convicted criminals by […]