President Cyril Ramaphosa has urged South Africans to avoid vigilante acts against foreigners, but citizens were not impressed with his statement.

AfriForum's CEO, Kallie Kriel, refutes accusations of white genocide and claims his organisation is unfairly blamed for the diplomatic fallout between South Africa and the US, as tensions rise ahead of the G20 summit.

South Africa has been appointed interim chair of SADC after Madagascar relinquished leadership of the regional bloc due to ongoing political unrest.

"Writing from South Africa, I find little support — among either Black or white people — for any occurrence of white genocide," St. Olaf professor Dan Hofrenning writes.

Explore how the ANC's politics of non-action has transformed South Africa's governance landscape, allowing the judiciary to take the lead in social change.

The transformation of liberation movements to oppressive governing structures follows an almost predictable pattern across Africa. THE painful irony of Africa's liberation movements morphing into the very systems they once fought against presents one of the continent's most profound political paradoxes.

General, Human Rights Commission, and political parties have warned about this province's evident collapse in South Africa.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa on Monday rejected opposition allegations that a recent pause in the electricity cuts that have plagued the country for years was due to an election coming up on May 29.