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July 22, 2026
South Africa/World

South African Rights Commission Launches Probe After 43 Die in Winter Initiation Season

South Africa’s Commission for the Promotion and Protection of the Rights of Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Communities (CRL Rights Commission) has launched an investigation following the deaths of 43 young men during

Human Rights/South Africa/World

South Africa’s Anti-Immigration Campaign Shifts to Door-to-Door Searches as Weekly Protests Spread

Anti-immigration groups in South Africa have shifted their campaign from large public demonstrations to door-to-door neighborhood searches targeting suspected undocumented migrants, marking a new phase in protests that organizers say will continue every Thursday until the government takes further action

July 10, 2026

How a Green Energy Mineral is Devastating Ecosystems and Communities in South Africa

Geopolitics/South Africa/World

South Africa’s manganese-rich Kalahari basin has become the center of a rapidly expanding mining boom driven by global demand for materials critical to the

Mandela’s Grandson Warns of Unfinished Liberation as South Africa’s Promise Frays

South Africa/World

Ndaba Mandela grew up in the long shadow of one of the most influential political figures of the 20th century, but he insists that

US Declares South African Ambassador ‘Persona Non Grata’ After Trump Criticism

March 15, 2025
Geopolitics/South Africa/World

The United States has declared South Africa’s ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, persona non grata, effectively expelling him from the country after he criticized President Donald Trump in an online lecture. Secretary of State

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South African Court Rejects White Genocide Myth, Invalidates Far-Right Bequest

February 26, 2025
Human Rights/South Africa/World

A South African court has ruled that the fear of a “white genocide” in the country is a baseless and “clearly imagined” threat, invalidating a bequest from the will of Grantland Michael

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Trump Orders Prioritization of U.S. Resettlement for White South Africans

February 9, 2025
South Africa/United States/World

President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at prioritizing the resettlement of white South Africans in the United States, citing what he described as “government-sponsored race-based discrimination” in South Africa. The

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Trump Threatens to Cut US Aid to South Africa

February 3, 2025
South Africa/United States/World

US President Donald Trump has vowed to halt all future US assistance to South Africa over its newly enacted land expropriation law, a move that has rattled markets and caused the South

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South Africa tiptoes towards coalition politics

June 3, 2024
Diplomacy/South Africa

The results of the election to the South African parliament on Friday confirmed the widely-held belief that the ruling African National Congress (ANC) which spearheaded the country’s liberation from apartheid in 1993

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South Korea’s Election Outcome: Opposition Party Triumphs, President Yoon Faces Diplomatic and Domestic Challenges

April 20, 2024
Diplomacy/Politics/South Africa

The liberal opposition party of South Korea has secured a sweeping majority in the nation’s general election, maintaining control of parliament. The Democratic Party (DP), led by Lee Jae-myung, attained 175 out of 300

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South Africa vs. Israel: A Litmus Test for BRICS Unity and African Diplomacy

January 7, 2024
South Africa

South Africa’s unprecedented decision to drag Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) extends beyond a mere legal challenge, and is certain to upset the current global order long after the

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Charting China-South Africa Friendship’s Success

August 21, 2023
China/South Africa

A signed article by Chinese President Xi Jinping titled “Sailing the Giant Ship of China-South Africa Friendship and Cooperation Toward Greater Success” was published Monday on South African media as he is

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The Electricity Crisis in South Africa Continues to Brew

September 29, 2022
South Africa

At the end of apartheid in 1994, only 36 percent of households in South Africa were electrified, with almost all white households having electric power and most Black households having no access

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South Africa Is on a Knife Edge as Xenophobia Escalates

August 10, 2022
South Africa

Xenophobia is a global crisis, but in South Africa, it takes a particularly violent form. The day-to-day accumulation of insults and harassment from within the state and society periodically mutates into open-street

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