South Africa
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Ramaphosa calls for urgent action to tackle South Africa’s worsening water crisis
President Ramaphosa has called for urgent, coordinated action across all three spheres of government to resolve South Africa’s deepening water crisis.
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Cape Town beaches claim top spots
Cape Town’s Boulders Beach and Cape of Good Hope ranked first and second globally, showcasing the city’s world-class coastline.
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Junior Boks lean on depth, physical edge ahead of Argentina clash
The Junior Boks rugby team will rely on squad depth and tactical bench impact when they face the Argentina U20 rugby team.
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Bafana Bafana to face Mexico again in World Cup opener, 16 years after historic 2010 match
South Africa and Mexico will face each other in the 2026 World Cup opener, marking 16 years since their 2010 matchup.
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R2.4 billion Senqu Bridge opens in Lesotho
President Cyril Ramaphosa officially opened the Senqu Bridge in Mokhotlong, Lesotho.
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Western Cape tourism revenue reaches R25.9 billion
In 2025, the Western Cape attracted 1.5 million international tourists, generating R25.9 billion and demonstrating strong growth in tourism.
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Political veteran Roelf Meyer appointed South Africa’s ambassador to United States
President Ramaphosa appoints Roelf Meyer as South Africa’s US ambassador, aiming to restore relations after a recent diplomatic crisis.
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WATCH | Kruger National Park marks 100 years of conservation
South Africa’s Kruger National Park will celebrate 100 years of conservation excellence on 31 May, marking a century since the country’s first national park was established in 1926.
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South Africa’s tourism sector is booming with tourists seeking authentic experiences
South Africa’s tourism increased by 1.3 million arrivals in 2025, with visitors prioritizing immersive, sustainable experiences over traditional sightseeing.
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Trump forces France to disinvite Ramaphosa from G7 summit
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was disinvited from the G7 summit due to US pressure, amidst escalating tensions between the nations.
