Conflict
Cape Town’s Apartheid Scars: A Six-Mile Walk Revealing Lingering Divisions
A reporter's six-mile walk in Cape Town reveals how apartheid's divisions persist 30 years later.
Tag: South Africa
Business
South Africa’s Immigration Debate: Fact-Checking Common Misconceptions
Data and research challenge common myths about immigrants in South Africa, including claims about crime, job displacement, and strain on public services.
Legal
South Africa Faces Rising Xenophobia as Activists Target Immigrants
Activists in South Africa are increasingly using extreme measures to expel immigrants, leading to a surge in xenophobic incidents.
Culture
Durban July: South Africa’s Premier Horse Race Showcases Black Economic Empowerment
South Africa's Durban July horse race is a major celebration of Black wealth, luxury, and high society.
International
South Africa Migrant Camps Swell Amidst Foreigner Eviction Deadline
Undocumented foreigners in South Africa are setting up street camps amid a looming deadline to leave the country.
Health
US to Wind Down AIDS Funding in South Africa
US to phase out HIV/AIDS funding for South Africa, impacting prevention and treatment programs.
News
Ghana Evacuates Citizens Amid Rising Anti-Immigrant Sentiment in South Africa
Ghana is evacuating hundreds of its citizens from South Africa due to a rise in anti-immigrant protests and sentiment.
Legal
South African President Faces Impeachment Over Farm Theft Allegations
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa faces an impeachment hearing over money stolen from his farm years ago, a court has ruled.
News
Cape Town Bike Tour Navigates Apartheid’s Lingering Shadows
A Cape Town bike tour offers a unique perspective on apartheid's lasting impact, bridging racial and economic divides.