Khayelitsha Brothers Turn Hyacinth Into Biochar
South African brothers convert invasive water hyacinth into biochar for farmers.
News for readers in South Africa, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
South African brothers convert invasive water hyacinth into biochar for farmers.
A Pretoria shooting kills one biker as police uncover massive drug factories and suspect international outlaw gangs are moving in.
South Africa's landmark court agreement to protect African penguins from starvation is unravelling as sardines die and fishing continues.
Eric Simons joins Stephen Fleming's England coaching team ahead of the December series against South Africa.
South Africa and Australia play out tense first Test cricket match on day three.
A narrow asylum judgment was distorted online into false claims about citizenship and jobs, fuelling anti-foreigner mobilisation in Durban.
A court ruling on asylum procedures sparked xenophobic riots, but the real failure lies in years of closed offices and rejected applications.
Anton Harber argues Johannesburg's next mayor needs ruthlessness and manipulation to fix a broken city.
Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Nathan Lyon dismiss South Africa for 284 to put Australia in command of the first Test.
Dr Haseena Majid argues that South Africa must link its existing disaster management systems with grassroots communities and local knowledge to build true resilience.
South Africa's Home Affairs retracts asylum intake rule after violent anti-immigrant protests.
South Africa withdraws asylum directive amid unrest; Yemen conflict threatens African economies.
Matt Renshaw approaches his first Test half-century as Australia battles to salvage its opening innings against South Africa at Kingsmead on day two.
South Africa’s seafood exports to China surge as Xinjiang’s desert fish farms face sustainability challenges.
Fishmeal production that feeds farmed salmon and shrimp exported to South Africa drives overfishing, forced labour, pollution and food insecurity in poorer countries.
South Africa's high court mandates ANC to reinstate Andile Lungisa after unlawful removal.
A Constitutional Court decision on refugee processing triggered riots in Durban and Soweto, fuelled by misinformation about what the ruling actually does.
Violent protests force Home Affairs to reverse its decision to reopen asylum offices after a Constitutional Court ruling.
South Africa's fast bowler Anrich Nortje took two wickets on his return after three years away, helping reduce Australia to 187-6 on day one at Durban.
South Africa's 259-run chase against West Indies in Centurion sets T20I record.
South Africa-born Navi Pillay, UN human rights chief, wins 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for advancing international law.
Anti-migrant protests in South Africa turned violent as asylum processing resumed after court ruling.
A blaze in an overcrowded Johannesburg house exposes the dangers of illegal wiring and unregulated subletting in inner-ring suburbs.
Xenophobic activists are using immigration anger to undermine constitutional democracy and judicial independence, echoing tactics from the Zuma era.