In simple terms, South African blacks are attacking, killing and chasing out immigrant blacks from the country. At least five people have died in anti-foreigner…
Ebola Fear Leads to Travel Restrictions
Concerns over Ebola are prompting a growing number of African countries to tamp down on travel; a move the World Health Organization says could worsen…
“Mandela was a towering and inspirational figure with a great sense of humor,” says Cyril S. Ndaba
People around the world are speaking out about the life and legacy of the Anti-apartheid activist and former South African president who passed away at…
Finalists for ONE Africa $100,000 USD Prize announced
JOHANNESBURG, South-Africa, (November 4, 2013) – The ONE Campaign today announced the six finalists of its 2013 ONE Africa Award. With a $100,000 USD annual…
South Africa aims to attract more foreign film productions
Its stunning beaches, jagged mountains and lush vineyards have long served as a backdrop for films, as well as TV adverts, and a string of…
The Irony of Mandela
For a man who fought for freedom all his life, it’s such an irony that his family is now embroiled in a feud over his…
Obama in Africa
President Barack Obama has embarked on a three nation (Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania) visit to Africa. He is expected to highlight the continent’s strive…
Mandela still in hospital
The former South African president’s condition has worsened over the last couple of days. Well-wishers and supporters continued Wednesday to gather outside of the Pretoria…
Nelson Mandela: Celebrating a true African Hero at 94
South Africa’s beloved first black president, Nelson Mandela, turned 94 on the 18th of July, 2012 in his home village of Qunu. The celebration, with…