Amazing South African youth choir wows US celebrity judges
A South African youth choir, set up to help young people boost their confidence, has made it through to the
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South African presenter ‘victim of racist attack’
A black South African TV and radio presenter has said he was the victim of a racially motivated attack after
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South African school denies being racist
A board member of a school in South Africa caught in the middle of a race row – after a picture of
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South African maths whizz answers complex arithmetic questions in seconds
South African ten-year-old Sibahle Zwane is a maths whizz who has gained fame on social media by doing incredible arithmetic
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When circumcision can mean death in South Africa
Many boys and young men have died in South Africa from injuries sustained during ritual circumcision. This has led to
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South Africa’s Chicken Licken colonialism of Europe advert banned
A fast-food outlet in South Africa has been ordered to withdraw a commercial showing an African explorer conquering Europe in
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South Africa’s coloured community complains of ethnic marginalisation
South Africa’s coloured community, the official term for mixed-race people in the country, were alienated during the country’s apartheid regime.
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Namibia’s success in the fight against HIV
Harvey Davis comes to open the gate to his dusty, wind swept compound in the remote part of northern Namibia.
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South Africa’s first black President Nelson Mandela remembered five years on
South Africa’s first black president and anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela died exactly five years ago, on December 5 in Johannesburg,
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Gospel Goes Classical South Africa – Africa Worship Edition By Segodi Leshalabe, South Africa Correspondent
Lebo talks to Keep The Faith about performing for the first time in Gospel Goes Classical South Africa, performing with
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SA community wins fight against mining giant
The North Gauteng High Court in South Africa’s capital, Pretoria, has ruled in favour of the Xolobeni community – finding
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Lurine Cato – Chosen To Serve by Marlene Cato
Lurine Cato is proving why her track, ‘Chosen To Serve’, is so timely. Being an ambassador; singing at the Grenfell
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Who should own South Africa’s land?
Twenty five years ago this month South Africa’s leaders agreed an historic constitution that paved the way for the end
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Google celebrates South Africa’s first black woman novelist
Internet giant Google yesterday celebrated the legacy of author and activist Miriam Tlali, South Africa’s first black woman to publish
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The South African sound taking over Europe
Gqom is a type of South African house music that’s becoming increasingly popular in clubs across Europe. Durban’s Distruction Boyz
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