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By Tim Cocks JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's Cyril Ramaphosa is beset by crises that have cast doubt on his presidency and left him vulnerable...

South Africa's Ramaphosa on a knife edge as crises spur leadership contest

Since 1994, South Africa’s approach to negotiations has been geared towards having a multilateral forum that pushes for consensus between government, business, labour and communities. But business wants a new approach: having bilateral talks that involve only two parties — in this case, bus...

Oxfam protest in South Africa and Pallchase is hosting a webinar on informed care in the context of war and conflict trauma.

For more than a century the Indian mynah has been on a steady march across South Africa and now the troublesome invader is settling in the Kruger National Park and this has conservationists worried. For more than a century the Indian mynah has been on a steady march across South Africa and now...

The route will see riders travelling from South Africa to Zimbabwe and Botswana. The four-day cycling event aims to raise environmental awareness and money for the Children in the Wilderness nonprofit.

Organisations across South Africa are honouring Mandela Day this Monday, 18 July, by hosting outreaches and awareness campaigns.

Ramaphosa setting out governments priorities for 2023 was a reminder of a pledge in 2022 that the government would mobilise investment in hemp and cannabis...

The highly anticipated, awe-inspiring route is now official.

South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA) chief executive Elizabeth Sidiropoulos has said the two-year Covid-19 pandemic is one of the reasons a fragile multilateralism has accelerated tension and weaknesses in the system. She noted that multilateralism and its fragility had been a topic of discussion and concern over a number of years.