South Africa
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Matric success highlights higher education capacity crisis
With a record matric success many universities across South Africa have indicated they are unable to accommodate every application.
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Government warns students against bogus colleges
Government warns against unregistered colleges exploiting students. Students urged to verify college registration status before enrolling to avoid worthless qualifications.
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South African Defence Minister orders probe into Iranian naval exercise participation
CAPE TOWN – South Africa’s Defence Minister Angie Motshekga has ordered a formal inquiry into reports that Iranian warships participated in recent multinational naval exercises off Cape Town, apparently in defiance…
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Broos defends Bafana Bafana performance after Cameroon defeat
Hugo Broos dismisses regression claims after South Africa’s AFCON exit, shifts focus to World Cup preparation following Cameroon defeat.
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South Africa edge Zimbabwe in 5 goal stunner
Appollis penalty gives South Africa dramatic 3-2 victory over Zimbabwe.
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Egypt edge Bafana in controversial Group B encounter
Egypt beat South Africa 1-0 in AFCON thriller with Salah penalty decisive as 10-man Pharaohs withstand second-half pressure from Bafana Bafana.
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Pharaohs’ performance questioned ahead of Bafana showdown
Egypt’s 2-1 AFCON win over Zimbabwe draws criticism from pundits despite Salah’s late winner, with defensive concerns ahead of South Africa clash.
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South Africa survive VAR drama to beat Angola 2-1
Bafana Bafana beat Angola 2-1 in AFCON Group B opener with Foster’s late winner securing crucial three points despite VAR controversy.
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G20 fever hits SA: Road closures, full hotels and high security for the summit
Johannesburg is buzzing. Streets have been rejuvenated, buildings refurbished, hotels are filling up by the hour, and OR Tambo International Airport is experiencing one of its busiest weeks of the…
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South Africa puts inequality fight at heart of historic G20 summit
From the cramped metal shacks lining the banks of the Jukskei River, the glittering skyline of Johannesburg’s wealthiest district seems like another world entirely, despite being less than 4 km…
