Nigeria readies evacuation of 130 nationals from South Africa amid xenophobia concerns
Nigeria prepares to evacuate 130 nationals from South Africa after renewed xenophobic attacks, prompting diplomatic talks and safety warnings.
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Nigeria prepares to evacuate 130 nationals from South Africa after renewed xenophobic attacks, prompting diplomatic talks and safety warnings.
South Africa reports a dramatic 7-fold increase in measles cases this year, with a notable rise in infections among adults, highlighting urgent vaccination needs.
South Africa initiates stone fruit exports to the Chinese mainland, leveraging a new zero-tariff policy for African nations to diversify its agricultural markets.
South Africa commemorates its 32nd Freedom Day, celebrating democratic gains while grappling with high unemployment and economic strain.
The US plans to significantly increase refugee admissions for white South Africans, focusing on Afrikaners, marking a major shift in immigration policy.
South Africa’s national police commissioner has been suspended over allegations of financial misconduct in a major healthcare contract, as a presidential anti-corruption commission continues its work.
South Africa’s President suspends police chief over allegations of misconduct in a $13.8 million healthcare contract.
South African researchers develop handheld TB detector using blood samples, delivering results in 30 minutes to revolutionize disease management in high-risk areas.
South African opposition leader Julius Malema receives five-year jail sentence, pending appeal, threatening parliamentary eligibility and party’s future.
South Africa appoints veteran negotiator Roelf Meyer as US ambassador, signaling potential diplomatic reset after year-long representation gap.
South Africans comprised nearly all US refugee admissions in early 2026 amid policy changes favoring Afrikaner resettlement, marking a dramatic shift from past practices.
Dawn Noemdoe revitalizes South Africa’s beekeeping sector, blending ethical practices with youth education to combat poverty and ecological challenges.
South African authorities confirm stable fuel supplies through March 2026 while preparing consumers for April price adjustments amid global market pressures.
South Africa deploys military forces until April 2026 to combat crime hotspots and illegal mining through Operation Prosper, costing $5 million.
South Africa marks International Women’s Day 2026 with a renewed push to combat gender-based violence, honoring the 70th anniversary of the historic 1956 Women’s March.
South Africa reports a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025, attributing the drop to enhanced anti-poaching efforts and regional collaboration.
South African viewers explore China’s cultural heritage, tech advancements, and social initiatives through CGTN’s 2026 Q&A campaign.
South African firefighters combat persistent Western Cape wildfires amid heatwave conditions, protecting vineyards and residential areas. No casualties reported as of January 12, 2026.
African Union and South Africa voice support for Venezuela’s sovereignty, urging peaceful dialogue amid recent political upheaval and foreign intervention.
China and South Africa commit to deepening cooperation and amplifying the Global South’s influence during their meeting in Johannesburg.