IPL founder Lalit Modi says he will return to India later this year after a tribunal ruled in his favour in the 2009 IPL South Africa FEMA case.


Lalit Modi plans comeback after 16 years as he gets legal relief in FEMA case

South African artist Credo Daniels is among a growing number of African musicians using artificial intelligence to create music. While supporters see AI as a powerful creative tool, critics argue that it raises important questions about originality and the future of artistic expression.


South African artist experiment with AI driven music sparks debate

Hundreds of Malawian nationals remain stranded in South Africa, gathering outside Malawi's consulate as they seek assistance to return home. With freezing winter temperatures worsening their situation, many continue to face uncertainty while awaiting travel arrangements and humanitarian support. Although thousands have been repatriated in recent months, a considerable number are still waiting for help. The crisis has highlighted the challenges confronting migrant communities and underscored growing humanitarian concerns over cross-border migration in Southern Africa.

Freezing nights worsen crisis for stranded Malawians in South Africa

Canada outlasted South Africa in the Round of 32 of the FIFA World Cup 2026, Stephen Eustaquio’s superb strike proving the difference between the two teams.


FIFA World Cup 2026: Canada Beat South Africa 1-0 To Secure a Spot in The Last-16

Hundreds of Malawians remain stranded in South Africa, gathering outside their country's consulate as they seek assistance to return home. With freezing winter nights adding to their hardship, many are facing uncertainty while waiting for travel arrangements and support. Although thousands have already been repatriated in recent months, a significant number are still hoping for help. The situation has drawn attention to the challenges faced by migrant communities and the growing humanitarian concerns surrounding cross-border movement in southern Africa.


Hundreds of Malawians stranded in South Africa as freezing nights worsen crisis

Tensions are boiling over in South Africa as nationwide anti-immigrant demonstrations have resulted in more than 900 arrests. While authorities report that the vast majority of the 120 organized marches remained peaceful, isolated incidents of violence, looting, and clashes with law enforcement have prompted a heavy police and military deployment across multiple provinces.


Anti-Immigrant Protests Intensify in South Africa, Police Arrest Over 900 People

Large-scale anti-immigration protests have erupted in South Africa's major cities, including Durban and Johannesburg, as public frustration over illegal immigration continues to grow. Demonstrators carrying sticks and shields marched through the streets, demanding stronger enforcement measures. Authorities say more than 25,000 people have already been processed for departure as the government faces mounting pressure to address migration concerns. The protests have reignited a heated national debate over border security, jobs and public services.


Anti-immigration protests intensify across South Africa’s major cities

Thousands of demonstrators gathered in parts of South Africa to rally against illegal immigration on June 30th, which some protest groups set as a deadline for the departure of all illegal migrants from the country.


South Africa steps up security as anti-immigration tensions rise 

South Africa has stepped up security measures in major cities as tensions rise around a controversial deadline linked to undocumented migrants. Authorities report that more than 25,000 migrants have been repatriated, while concerns grow over vigilante activity and its impact on vulnerable communities. Police have been deployed to maintain order amid fears of unrest and a potential migrant exodus.


South Africa faces migrant rush as repatriation deadline expires

South Africa on high alert as migrant crackdown deadline arrives

Tensions are rising in South Africa as authorities step up security ahead of a June 30 deadline for migrant returns. Reports say hundreds of African immigrants are leaving the country amid growing anti-immigration sentiment and enforcement actions. The situation has sparked concern over regional stability, human rights, and economic impact, as communities prepare for possible further developments in the coming days.


South Africa: Security Beefed Up Ahead of June 30 Deadline for Migrant Returns 

India Women started their T20 World Cup 2026 campaign with a bang, beating Pakistan by 64 runs in the first match and then beating Netherlands by 95 runs in the second match. Thier loss against South Africa, however, has left them in a bit of trouble to make it to the semis. Only top two teams from each group of six teams will enter final four and India are vying for a place alongside Australia and South Africa as contenders. While the loss against Proteas does make their life difficult, India still have things not too out of control but would have to be on top of their game.<h2>How can India qualify for T20 World Cup 2026 semis?</h2>India are currently second in Group B with four points from two wins and one loss in three matches but it is their net run rate (NRR) of +2.511 which is in their favour. South Africa, on the other hand, also have four points from two wins and one loss in three matches, but have a net run rate (NRR) of -0.546.Also read - <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/wtc-2025-27-why-england-were-docked-12-points-during-the-second-test-against-new-zealand-1782117447611">WTC 2025-27: Why England were docked 12 points during the second Test against New Zealand</a>Both the teams have two matches left - India play against Bangladesh and Australia, while South Africa play against Bangladesh and Netherlands.Winning both the matches will take India to eight points, same as Australia, assuming they win against Pakistan and lose against India. South Africa, if manage to win their reamining matches, will have have eight points and the three team will then battle it out over net run rate.<h2>How is net run rate calculated?</h2>The net run rate is calculated as the difference of run scored by a team and runs scored againt them by the oppostiion divided by the overs. For example, India scored 200 runs in 20 overs and then stopped the other team at 180. The net run rate after that match would be (200/20 = 20) - (180/20 = 9), i.e +1.000.<h2>What if India lose against Australia?</h2>Aussuming India win against Bangladesh and lose against Australia, they would then on the mercy of South Africa losing at least one of their matches - against Bangladesh or Netherland.If Bangladesh beat South Africa, they would also reach six points, just India if they lose against Australia in group stage and win against Bangladesh. The net run rate (NRR), however, would again be in India's advantage as Bangladesh currently have a NRR of -0.641.

While the loss against Proteas does make their life difficult, India still have things not too out of control but would have to be on top of their game.

India Women started their T20 World Cup 2026 campaign with a bang, beating Pakistan by 64 runs in the first match and then beating Netherlands by 95 runs in the second match. Thier loss against South Africa, however, has left them in a bit of trouble to make it to the semis. Only top two teams from each group of six teams will enter final four and India are vying for a place alongside Australia and South Africa as contenders. While the loss against Proteas does make their life difficult, India still have things not too out of control but would have to be on top of their game. How can India qualify for T20 World Cup 2026 semis? India are currently second in Group B with four points from two wins and one loss in three matches but it is their net run rate (NRR) of +2.511 which is in their favour. South Africa, on the other hand, also have four points from two wins and one loss in three matches, but have a net run rate (NRR) of -0.546. Also read - WTC 2025-27: Why England were docked 12 points during the second Test against New Zealand Both the teams have two matches left - India play against Bangladesh and Australia, while South Africa play against Bangladesh and Netherlands. Winning both the matches will take India to eight points, same as Australia, assuming they win against Pakistan and lose against India. South Africa, if manage to win their reamining matches, will have have eight points and the three team will then battle it out over net run rate. How is net run rate calculated? The net run rate is calculated as the difference of run scored by a team and runs scored againt them by the oppostiion divided by the overs. For example, India scored 200 runs in 20 overs and then stopped the other team at 180. The net run rate after that match would be (200/20 = 20) - (180/20 = 9), i.e +1.000. What if India lose against Australia? Aussuming India win against Bangladesh and lose against Australia, they would then on the mercy of South Africa losing at least one of their matches - against Bangladesh or Netherland. If Bangladesh beat South Africa, they would also reach six points, just India if they lose against Australia in group stage and win against Bangladesh. The net run rate (NRR), however, would again be in India's advantage as Bangladesh currently have a NRR of -0.641.

While the loss against Proteas does make their life difficult, India still have things not too out of control but would have to be on top of their game.

T20 WC 2026 | How can India qualify for semis after loss against South Africa?

A major political controversy is unfolding in South Africa after the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma was expelled from her party over alleged anti-party activities. The move has triggered a fierce debate within political circles, with supporters questioning the decision and critics defending disciplinary action. 


South Africa: Zuma's Daughter Expelled For Anti-Party Activities

Jacob Zuma's Daughter Ousted Amid Bitter South African Political Row

Tensions boiled over in Durban, South Africa, as hundreds of undocumented migrants clashed with police while demanding repatriation. Many migrants, including Malawians, say they want assistance returning home before the June 30 deadline. Security forces responded with rubber bullets and stun grenades to disperse crowds, highlighting the growing pressure on authorities as South Africa intensifies efforts to tackle illegal immigration. 


South Africa Migrant Crisis: Police Use Rubber Bullets And Stun Grenades To Disperse Migrants

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has issued a stern warning against the growing trend of scapegoating migrants for the nation’s deep-seated economic woes. As South Africa grapples with high unemployment, service delivery challenges, and infrastructure strain, rhetoric targeting foreign nationals has intensified, leading to a surge in anti-immigrant sentiment and sporadic violent unrest across major cities.  

South Africa President Warns Against Blaming Migrants 

South Africa has repatriated 2,745 foreigners in the week after President Cyril Ramaphosa vowed tougher action against illegal immigration, the country's home affairs minister said on Sunday.

One of Africa's largest economies, South Africa has long attracted migrant workers from across the continent, both legally and illegally.


South Africa Repatriates 2,745 Foreigners as Ramaphosa Vows Action Against Illegal Immigrants

South Africa has launched a renewed crackdown targeting illegal immigrants as authorities step up enforcement measures across major cities and border regions. The operation focuses on identifying undocumented migrants, strengthening border controls, and carrying out deportation procedures where necessary.

South Africa Begins Major Crackdown On Illegal Immigration

Nigerian nationals are reportedly fleeing parts of South Africa amid rising violence and growing fears over safety. The situation has heightened concerns about xenophobic attacks, community tensions, and the protection of foreign nationals in the country. Authorities are monitoring the unrest as affected families seek shelter and safer areas, while diplomatic attention grows over the escalating crisis.


Nigerian Nationals Flee South Africa Amid Rising Violence 

Tension is rising in South Africa as reports suggest that over 100 Nigerian nationals are seeking to return home following a series of attacks and growing safety concerns. Many are reportedly feeling unsafe and are reaching out for urgent repatriation support. The Nigerian government has stepped in to assist affected citizens as diplomatic and consular channels work to manage the situation. The development highlights ongoing concerns about xenophobic tensions and migrant safety in parts of the region.


Nigerian Nationals Flee South Africa After Attacks, Over 1,00 Seek Repatriation

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has pledged firm action against groups allegedly exploiting illegal immigration, amid growing concerns over border security, human trafficking, and organized networks operating within the country. The move comes as authorities face increasing pressure to strengthen enforcement and address migration-related challenges.


Ramaphosa Promises Action Against Group Exploiting Illegal Immigration

At least five Mozambican nationals have been killed in “xenophobic attacks” in South Africa over the weekend, the Mozambican government said, marking the first deaths officially linked to country-wide protests against undocumented immigration.

About 800 Mozambicans got caught up in violence that broke out in the southern coastal city of Mossel Bay on Friday, the government press office said in a statement received on Tuesday.

Mozambique Says Its Citizens Killed In 'Xenophobic Attacks'

New Delhi: South Africa’s Deputy President Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile described India as a “reliable partner” and positioned his country as the “gateway to Africa” for Indian business, as he concluded the first leg of a working visit to New Delhi.&nbsp;Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Mr Mashatile, on the fourth day of his six-day trip, emphasised strengthening trade, investment and multilateral ties between the two nations. “We see India as a reliable partner,” he said, while calling for reforms of global institutions.&nbsp;He confirmed that President Cyril Ramaphosa would attend the BRICS summit in India later this year and thanked New Delhi for its health assistance during the Ebola outbreak.&nbsp;In Delhi, the South African leader met EAM Jaishankar, Vice President CP Radhakrishnan and paid a courtesy call on President Droupadi Murmu, discussing trade, investment, skills development and infrastructure.&nbsp;“We have come to the capital of India to build on the long-standing friendship and partnership between our two countries. Currently, India ranks among the top 10 investing countries in South Africa,” he said.&nbsp;The visit focused on moving “from dialogue to action”, with meetings involving major Indian firms. Discussions covered renewable energy, automotive manufacturing, mining, infrastructure, agriculture, agro-processing and pharmaceuticals.&nbsp;“South Africa is the gateway to Africa for India,” Mr Mashatile said. “I want to see more Indian companies come to South Africa.” He emphasised aligning cooperation with Africa’s Agenda 2063 and India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision.&nbsp;Key outcomes include commitments from Indian firms to expand investments in clean energy, pharmaceuticals, ICT and automotive components, plus progress on trade facilitation such as India’s notification for in-transit cold treatment of South African citrus exports.&nbsp;Mr Mashatile, described the trip as “the beginning of many to come” and pledged to facilitate more trade and investment links. He will travel to Hyderabad on Wednesday for further engagements in pharmaceuticals and IT. Bilateral trade reached about $18.9 billion in India’s financial year 2024-25, with both sides keen to deepen ties under the African Continental Free Trade Area.&nbsp;In the press conference, Mashatile dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa, while stressing that engagement with Washington would continue.

In the press conference, Deputy President of South Africa, Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile, dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa while stressing that engagement with Washington would continue.

New Delhi: South Africa’s Deputy President Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile described India as a “reliable partner” and positioned his country as the “gateway to Africa” for Indian business, as he concluded the first leg of a working visit to New Delhi. Speaking at a press conference on Tuesday, Mr Mashatile, on the fourth day of his six-day trip, emphasised strengthening trade, investment and multilateral ties between the two nations. “We see India as a reliable partner,” he said, while calling for reforms of global institutions. He confirmed that President Cyril Ramaphosa would attend the BRICS summit in India later this year and thanked New Delhi for its health assistance during the Ebola outbreak. In Delhi, the South African leader met EAM Jaishankar, Vice President CP Radhakrishnan and paid a courtesy call on President Droupadi Murmu, discussing trade, investment, skills development and infrastructure. “We have come to the capital of India to build on the long-standing friendship and partnership between our two countries. Currently, India ranks among the top 10 investing countries in South Africa,” he said. The visit focused on moving “from dialogue to action”, with meetings involving major Indian firms. Discussions covered renewable energy, automotive manufacturing, mining, infrastructure, agriculture, agro-processing and pharmaceuticals. “South Africa is the gateway to Africa for India,” Mr Mashatile said. “I want to see more Indian companies come to South Africa.” He emphasised aligning cooperation with Africa’s Agenda 2063 and India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 vision. Key outcomes include commitments from Indian firms to expand investments in clean energy, pharmaceuticals, ICT and automotive components, plus progress on trade facilitation such as India’s notification for in-transit cold treatment of South African citrus exports. Mr Mashatile, described the trip as “the beginning of many to come” and pledged to facilitate more trade and investment links. He will travel to Hyderabad on Wednesday for further engagements in pharmaceuticals and IT. Bilateral trade reached about $18.9 billion in India’s financial year 2024-25, with both sides keen to deepen ties under the African Continental Free Trade Area. In the press conference, Mashatile dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa, while stressing that engagement with Washington would continue.

In the press conference, Deputy President of South Africa, Shipokosa Paulus Mashatile, dismissed US President Donald Trump’s claims of “genocide” against white farmers in South Africa while stressing that engagement with Washington would continue.

Ramaphosa to attend BRICS summit in India, says South African deputy president; hails India as ‘reliable partner’

5 Mozambicans Killed South Africa Violence: Anti-Migrant Protests Turn Deadly 

South African Authorities Pledge To Address Xenophobic Violence

South Africa’s national football team has finally resolved its visa-related issues ahead of the FIFA World Cup, clearing the way for their departure later today. The delay had raised concerns over preparation and travel logistics, but officials confirmed that all documentation hurdles have now been addressed.


South Africa Clears Visa Hurdles Just in Time for FIFA World Cup Departure

Ghana’s Foreign Minister has welcomed returning nationals as a group of Ghanaians were repatriated from South Africa. The government said it is working to ensure the safe return and reintegration of its citizens while addressing consular and diplomatic concerns. Officials have not disclosed the exact reasons for the repatriation, but stressed ongoing coordination between the two countries to manage the situation.


Ghanaian FM Welcomes Returning Nationals; Ghanaians Repatriated From South Africa

Cyril Ramaphosa has reportedly filed an affidavit in the High Court of South Africa amid mounting political pressure over an impeachment push in the Phala Phala scandal.  Watch the full video to know more updates on this!


Ramaphosa Warns Against Impeachment, Files Affidavit In High Court

U.S. and Nigerian forces killed a leader of the Islamic State group in Nigeria in a mission carried out Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump said.

Trump announced the joint operation in Africa's most populous country in a late-night social media post. He said Abu Bakr al-Mainuki was second-in-command of the Islamic State group globally and "thought he could hide in Africa, but little did he know we had sources who kept us informed on what he was doing."

ISIS Global Operations Chief Killed By US & Nigerian Forces

New Delhi has become the centre of global diplomacy as BRICS foreign ministers gather for a crucial two-day meeting chaired by External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov are among the key participants attending high-level talks on global conflicts, energy security, and multipolar cooperation. Delegations from Brazil and South Africa also join discussions, reflecting India’s rising role in shaping global diplomatic balance amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.


BRICS 2026: Araghchi & Lavrov Arrive in New Delhi for High-Stakes BRICS Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

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South Africa Begins Major Crackdown On Illegal Immigration

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