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military conflicts Jun 11, 2026, 7:36 AM
Isis-linked gang brutally murders British couple in South Africa - Rod and Rachel Saunders, British botanists, were murdered in South Africa in 2018.
- The gang responsible for their deaths was motivated by greed and had ties to extremist ideologies.
- The case highlights the dangers faced by tourists and the impact of violent extremism.
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politics May 27, 2026, 7:13 AM
Ghana repatriates citizens over fears of xenophobic violence in South Africa - Ghana is repatriating 800 citizens from South Africa who registered due to safety fears.
- Protests against illegal immigration in South Africa have surged recently, calling attention to issues of resource allocation.
- Political leaders emphasize that migrants are not to blame for local unemployment, highlighting a need for better understanding among African nations.
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military conflicts Mar 13, 2026, 9:42 AM
South African soldiers tackle illegal mining operations near Johannesburg - Soldiers and police dismantled illegal gold mining operations in Randfontein, near Johannesburg.
- The government estimates around 30,000 illegal miners are exploiting abandoned mine shafts.
- The crackdown highlights the government's commitment to tackling illegal mining and organized crime.
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business Mar 5, 2026, 5:14 PM
Middle East tensions disrupt South African fresh produce exports - Rising tensions in the Middle East are causing significant disruptions for South African fresh produce exports.
- Exporters Western Cape reports that shipping lines are suspending services or rerouting vessels, negatively impacting trade flows.
- The situation necessitates urgent governmental engagement to mitigate potential losses for exporters.
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military conflicts Feb 20, 2026, 2:09 PM
Five miners presumed dead after mudslide in South Africa - On Tuesday morning, five diamond miners became trapped over 800 metres underground due to a mudslide at the Ekapa mine.
- The mining minister of South Africa has confirmed that the miners are now presumed dead and that efforts will be made to recover their bodies.
- This tragic incident highlights ongoing safety concerns within South Africa's mining industry and prompts investigations to prevent future occurrences.
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business Feb 19, 2026, 1:14 PM
South Africa achieves record high in vehicle exports despite trade barriers - In 2025, South Africa exported 414,268 vehicles, achieving a record high.
- Despite tariffs affecting US exports, European shipments increased significantly.
- The robust performance of the automotive sector underscores its vital role in South Africa's economy.
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military conflicts Feb 19, 2026, 9:20 AM
Five miners trapped 800 meters underground after mudslide at South African diamond mine - Five miners became trapped after a mudslide at a diamond mine in Kimberley, South Africa, early Tuesday.
- Rescuers are actively working to pump water out of the flooded shaft and drill a hole to establish communication with the miners.
- The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in the mining industry, despite significant reductions in mining-related fatalities in recent years.
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technology Jan 22, 2026, 3:14 PM
Cyril Ramaphosa urges massive investment in Africa's renewable energy sector - Cyril Ramaphosa participated in Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week to advocate for renewable energy investments in Africa.
- He noted the significant opportunity to power 600 million people currently without electricity through Africa's mineral resources.
- Ramaphosa concluded that climate action and economic growth can be mutually reinforcing, inviting investors to join in the continent's energy revolution.
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environment Jan 16, 2026, 4:51 AM
Floods kill at least 19 people in South Africa as Kruger National Park closes - Persistent heavy rainfall has caused rivers in South Africa to overflow, leading to severe flooding.
- The South African National Parks agency has temporarily closed Kruger National Park and evacuated approximately 600 visitors and staff from the park.
- At least 19 people have died in the floods, emphasizing the urgent need for rescue and recovery efforts in affected areas.
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