Government spokesman says authorities had 'no hand' in killing of human rights lawyer Thulani Maseko
Caught between warring sides and at risk of legal action or attack, Somali media workers see space for free expression shrink
Sergey Lavrov and counterpart Naledi Pandor spoke warmly of their bilateral relations, with Pandor stressing South Africa has the right to choose its friends
Qin Gang pledged continued investment in the continent on his five-nation tour, vowing that Beijing isn’t competing with Washington
New Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang pledges continued investment in continent on his five-nation tour, vows Beijing isn’t in competition with Washington
The opposition has condemned joint naval exercises between South Africa, Russia and China scheduled for February
African traders prepare to go to China to buy supplies, while the continent also looks to attract more Chinese tourists
That will include helping unlock the potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area, analysts say
South African president now set to contest 2024 elections
South Africa has been mired in an energy crisis for more than a decade, but it has accelerated this year, with the country experiencing daily scheduled blackouts — sometimes for as long as 10 hours a day
Despite a positive meeting between Beijing and the IMF, key differences on debt restructuring remain, while several African countries are in debt distress
Study finds marine habitats in Africa and Caribbean are most at risk
Experts foresee economic concerns over instability in continent's largest trade partner, but doubtful of expressions of solidarity with protesters
South Africa’s wary views of state media stem from the country’s legacy of apartheid, when media was censored
In sub-Saharan Africa, the UN says 63% of new HIV infections are among women and girls with poverty and the pandemic fueling the number of women engaging in transactional sex
South Africa is one of the biggest sources worldwide of the sea snails, which are highly prized as 'white gold' in Asia
China is increasingly turning its focus toward green energy in Africa, but Beijing says it is unwilling to join rich countries in paying climate change compensation to developing nations
The competition for global influence between China and the West continues with the opening of another Confucius Institute in Africa
he results of a new poll show people in three African countries see China in a generally positive light — but they still prefer the US as the global superpower
South Africa’s president criticizes US for putting out alert and causing 'panic' without first consulting government
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