South African leader warns anti-migrant protesters ahead of unofficial deadline

Thousands of people from other African countries have left South Africa ahead of Tuesday's deadline set by anti-migrant ...

Geopolitical turmoil prompts South Africa's biggest strategic oil reserve push since the 1970s

South Africa plans its biggest strategic oil reserve expansion since the 1970s, aiming to strengthen energy security amid ...

‘Leave or return in a coffin’: The threat driving migrants out of South Africa

For months, anti-migrant rhetoric had been building across South Africa. Then it reached Kaunga Nyirenda’s doorstep.

Zimbabwean fugitive Ndodana Tshuma's arrest raises alarms over South Africa's border security

Ndodana Tshuma, a Zimbabwean man accused of murdering his wife and children in England, has been arrested in South Africa, ...
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South Africa is reviving an oil plan last initiated in the apartheid era as global conflict restarts

For the first time in decades, South Africa is getting ready to drastically increase its strategic oil reserves in an effort ...

South Africa deploys troops to bolster security during anti-migrant protests

JOHANNESBURG, July 3 (Reuters) - South Africa has deployed more than 3,000 soldiers nationwide to bolster security and ...
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South Africa anti-immigrant protests hit businesses by Bangladeshis

While the protests have largely focused on migrants accused by some South Africans of taking jobs and straining public services, Bangladeshi shop owners say they are also bearing the brunt of the unre ...
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South Africa is trying to put a stop to the abuse of its intelligence agencies – what still needs fixing

South Africa’s security laws are open to abuse by rogue intelligence operatives and politicians. These laws are meant to govern the conduct of covert activities by intelligence agencies and oversight ...
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South Africa acts ‘decisively’ to tackle crime, amid police brutality concerns

The South African government has pledged to crack down on crime, particularly organised extortion syndicates like the construction mafia, as part of a broader effort to revive economic growth.
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South Africa: coalition government won’t fix past failures – expect the private sector to play a bigger role in delivering power, transport and security

South Africans protesting against power cuts. Photo by Ihsaan Haffejee/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images To help save the planet, governments across the globe are choosing to adopt sustainable policies and ...
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South African police tighten security as anti-migrant deadline approaches

South Africa is preparing to tighten security across the country ahead of the June 30 deadline set by anti-migrant protest groups for undocumented foreigners to leave. The country’s police minister ...