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South African midfielder Jayden Adams has died at the age of 25, bringing sadness to the country’s football community just weeks after representing South...
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Nigeria’s Acting High Commissioner to South Africa, Temitope Ajayi, has disclosed that about 500 Nigerians are still waiting to be evacuated from the country,...
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South Africa’s communications regulator has provided fresh clarification on what Starlink and other satellite internet providers must do before they can legally begin operations...
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Sixteen years have passed since South Africa etched its name into football history by hosting the first World Cup on African soil, and the...
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Anti migrant protests are gaining momentum across South Africa as the country moves closer to local government elections in November, with tensions over undocumented...
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The federal government has adjusted the schedule for the evacuation of Nigerian citizens in South Africa following recent xenophobic attacks targeting foreign nationals in...
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Veteran Nollywood star Kanayo O. Kanayo has sent a powerful message to the continent, calling for an immediate end to the recurring xenophobic attacks...
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Uber Technologies has revealed a major plan to inject 5 billion rand, approximately $260 million, into its South African operations over the next three...
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Nollywood icons Annie Macaulay and Ini Edo are currently turning heads in South Africa, proving that sisterhood and “soft life” go hand in hand....
