South Africa

Nigeria is set to evacuate 270 of its citizens from South Africa following the killing of two nationals amid a surge in xenophobic attacks targeting foreign nationals.

Audi is introducing three new models in South Africa this year, with eight total approved for rollout by 2027, marking a major refresh of its local lineup.

Recent xenophobic violence in South Africa has reignited debates over migration, belonging, and the erosion of pan-African unity, exposing deep structural fissures that demand urgent reckoning.

One year after Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi exposed organized crime infiltration in KwaZulu-Natal’s police and judiciary, investigations persist amid ongoing scrutiny of systemic corruption.

Nigeria has issued a stern diplomatic warning to South Africa following the killings of Nigerian citizens in xenophobic violence, stating that 'all options remain on the table.'

The R188 million Sarah Baartman Centre of Remembrance, long stalled, has taken a significant step forward, reviving efforts to honor the legacy of the Khoikhoi woman whose story symbolizes colonial exploitation.

Cabinet confirms ongoing reforms to strengthen state-owned enterprises weakened by years of state capture, aiming to restore institutional integrity and operational efficiency.

The Nigerian Federal Government has condemned the killing of two nationals in South Africa and called for a swift investigation to bring the perpetrators to justice.

The Unemployment Insurance Fund has expressed regret over Business Unity South Africa's decision to withdraw from Nedlac-related structures and its board, warning of negative implications for social dialogue.

Faced with renewed xenophobic violence, some Nigerians in South Africa are reportedly arming themselves for protection, prompting police intervention and diplomatic appeals for calm.

The Nigerian government has condemned the alleged killing of two Nigerians in South Africa, threatening action, while a diaspora group calls for a thorough investigation.

South Africa has dismissed Nigeria's request for compensation for properties left behind by citizens fleeing xenophobic violence, while Nigeria warns of further action if anti-foreigner sentiment persists.

South Africa has confirmed it will not compensate Nigerians who evacuated the country amid anti-migrant unrest, with authorities stating that properties left behind, particularly in informal settlements or acquired illegally, do not qualify for reimbursement.

South Africa has rejected Nigeria's request for compensation for citizens who fled xenophobic violence and abandoned businesses. Officials dismissed the claim and accused Nigerian migrants of running illegal drug dens.

South Africa has dismissed Nigeria's request for compensation to Nigerians who abandoned property during evacuation amid protests targeting undocumented migrants.