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Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost in Chicago, is the first American pope, bringing fresh hope to the Catholic Church. His years of humble serv...

South African universities are caught in a heated debate over racial quotas meant to fix past inequalities from apartheid. Some say these rules help m...

South Africa is battling constant power cuts because its old power plants break down often and maintenance has been delayed for years. These blackouts...

South Africa’s highest court ruled that a law taking away citizenship from those who gained another nationality without permission was unfair and unco...

Coffee culture is more than just drinking coffee in the morning—it’s a lively global tradition that brings people together. From cozy cafés like Espre...

In 2023, South Africa faced a big car safety scare as major brands like Stellantis, MercedesBenz, Audi, Volkswagen, Citroën, and Volvo recalled thousa...

Cape Town’s trains connect many parts of the city, but for people with disabilities, traveling by rail is still very hard. Many stations have stairs i...

Afrikaners are quietly leaving South Africa on secret flights to the United States because they fear losing their land, face safety worries, and feel ...

District Six was once a lively, colorful neighborhood in Cape Town where many cultures lived together happily. In 1966, the government forced over 60,...

In Gauteng, the EFF challenges Kleinfontein, a settlement where only BoereAfrikaners live, calling it unfair and against South Africa’s promise of equ...

South Africa’s southern coast feels like a slice of the Mediterranean, with bright white cottages, lively fishing villages, and fresh seafood shaping ...

Many Afrikaners are leaving South Africa because of worries about crime, money, and big social changes. Some see themselves as refugees, but the South...