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The EFF said the Springbok rugby team is white dominated despite the fact the the Eastern and Western Cape, has more black rugby players

This weekend the All Blacks and Springboks meet in the Rugby World Cup final for only the second time. The first was the most famous test match ever played.

South African-born tech billionaire, Elon Musk took to Twitter (or X, as it is now known), and called for President Cyril Ramaphosa to take action, accusing the EFF of “openly pushing for genocide of white people in South Africa.” Musk was slammed for his tweet that was not well received as people said there was no…

EFF leader Julius Malema couldn't muster any support for his party's plan to relocate Parliament to Tshwane.

Niehaus said Areta resolved that only the full version of ‘Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika' (excluding 'die stem') may be sung at all events

From the historic Rugby World Cup in 1995 to the first ever soccer World Cup to be played on African Soil, South Africa has become the centre of attention since its democratic elections in 1994. Chris Bathembu looks at some of the historic moments in the country’s history over the past 20 years.

Modern composers are trying to free anthems from historical baggage to reflect contemporary realities

Philip Miller, a prominent South African composer, has explored the complexities of national anthems in his work.

Philip Miller and Amit Chaudhuri have reworked national anthems to reflect the impact of history on official music.

South Africa must act in its own best national interest and preserve the little, if any, that is left of our international reputation. Let us together fortify our foundations and build a great, better, robust and resilient future.