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White farm owner shoots Black women, feeds bodies to pigs in S Africa

White farm owner shoots Black women, feeds bodies to pigs in S Africa

Race relations between white and black communities in South Africa remain strained even after 30 years of the end of apartheid.

Remains of SA freedom fighters arrive home from Zimbabwe, Zambia

Remains of SA freedom fighters arrive home from Zimbabwe, Zambia

South Africa has received the remains of its freedom fighters from the neighbouring Zimbabwe and Zambia.

South Africa exhumes bodies of apartheid-era fighters in Zambia

South Africa exhumes bodies of apartheid-era fighters in Zambia

The 26 fighters died while seeking shelter in Zambia during the apartheid era – which ended in the mid-1990s – and were buried in the capital Lusaka.

Why Africa's heart bleeds for Gaza

Why Africa's heart bleeds for Gaza

A global legal symposium in Istanbul on rethinking international law due to the ongoing Israel's genocide in Gaza highlighted how Africa's growing solidarity with Palestine is part of the larger process of the continent's decolonisation.

Apartheid-era Sharpeville massacre site wins World Heritage status

Apartheid-era Sharpeville massacre site wins World Heritage status

The Sharpeville massacre in South Africa is considered a turning point in the struggle that led the apartheid government to ban the ANC.

How South Africa's Lucky Dube brought reggae to Africa

How South Africa's Lucky Dube brought reggae to Africa

Lucky Dube, whose life was cut short in October 2007, was arguably the most famous musician South Africa ever produced.

South Africa: Why the quest for a rainbow nation continues

South Africa: Why the quest for a rainbow nation continues

South Africa's 30-year journey since the end of apartheid has seen the country chart a course that has made it a continental powerhouse despite some obvious challenges and unmet expectations.

S. Africa remains 'highly unequal society': Ramaphosa

S. Africa remains 'highly unequal society': Ramaphosa

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has said that the country remains a "highly unequal" society, but notable progress has been made over the years to reduce class inequality.

South Africa marks Freedom Day weeks to fresh elections

South Africa marks Freedom Day weeks to fresh elections

The 30th anniversary of the official end of the brutal apartheid rule in South Africa comes as the country prepares for national elections on May 29.

South Africa displays repatriated art stolen during apartheid era

South Africa displays repatriated art stolen during apartheid era

Most of the artworks were taken by foreign tourists and diplomats who had viewed them at the Australian Embassy in Pretoria.

Why a South African writer turned down Germany's prestigious Goethe medal

Why a South African writer turned down Germany's prestigious Goethe medal

Author Zukiswa Wanner declined an award from Germany's Goethe Institut, citing the country's complicity in human rights violations in Palestine.

1,000 drums in South Africa for Palestine's cause

1,000 drums in South Africa for Palestine's cause

As Israeli war on besieged Gaza continues relentlessly with nearly 32,000 people killed, protesters in South Africa's Johannesburg beat drums condemning Israel's actions.