Stories from South Africa

A WBC world title fight is scheduled to take place on South African soil. The event will feature Siakuze and boxing legend Brian Mitchell.

Elephant re-wilding efforts have been conducted on private game reserves in South Africa. The objective is to develop a dedicated reserve for the rehabilitation and reintegration process of these animals.

A South African radio station reported that Banyana Banyana, the national women's football team, does not sell as many tickets as Bafana Bafana, the national men's football team.

A health advisory recommends vaccination for individuals at any stage of pregnancy.

Dr. Raf Mateka stated that most political coalitions typically collapse, particularly before general elections, as parties aim to shed liabilities. He noted a higher risk of the 'GENU' collapsing months before general elections.

The Zulu royal household announced that King Misu Zulu Kazweli Tini is in good health and performing his duties normally.

Food and groceries, coupled with crime and violence, are identified as primary concerns for almost 50% of respondents in the 2025 calendar year. This data was gathered from a continuous consumer and media data survey.

A German broadcaster reported on the situation at the South African President's Phala Phala farm, said that the issue revolves around someone not being arrested. The incident involves allegations of dehumanization of Palestinians. The proceedings are related to a corruption scandal.

The parliament of a country has been accused of not sufficiently controlling the incumbent President Ramaphosa. The ANC has lost its absolute majority, and the opposition is united, making it unlikely President Ramaphosa will survive the parliamentary process. The source stated that a president who hides millions in foreign currency does not respect the law. A German radio station noted that the opposition is united, suggesting challenges for Ramaphosa to survive the parliamentary process. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has been accused of manipulating the media. The accusation relates to his efforts to follow 'the case of the war'.

In South Africa, individuals are accused of abdicating their responsibilities concerning the Palapala saga.