South Africa Deploys Troops to Combat Crime Under Operation Prosper
South Africa deploys military forces until April 2026 to combat crime hotspots and illegal mining through Operation Prosper, costing $5 million.
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South Africa Honors Women’s Day with Renewed Call to End Gender Violence
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 Sees 16% Drop in Rhino Poaching in 2025
South Africa reports a 16% decline in rhino poaching in 2025, attributing the drop to enhanced anti-poaching efforts and regional collaboration.
South Africa’s Curiosity: Kung Fu, AI, and China’s Tech-Savvy Seniors Answered
South African viewers explore China’s cultural heritage, tech advancements, and social initiatives through CGTN’s 2026 Q&A campaign.
Western Cape Wildfires Challenge South African Firefighters Amid Heatwave
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, South Africa Back Venezuela’s Sovereignty Amid Crisis
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 Forge Stronger Ties to Empower Global South
China and South Africa commit to deepening cooperation and amplifying the Global South’s influence during their meeting in Johannesburg.
South African Health Department Urges Calm Amid HFMD Outbreak
South Africa’s Department of Health urges calm and vigilance amid a hand, foot and mouth disease outbreak in KwaZulu-Natal, with 168 confirmed cases.
South Africa’s G20 Presidency: A New Hope for Addressing Poverty and Inequality
South Africa prepares to assume the G20 presidency, marking a historic opportunity to address global poverty and inequality while representing the interests of the African continent on the world stage.
South Africa’s G20 Presidency: A Turning Point for Poverty and Inequality
South Africa is set to become the first African nation to lead the G20, presenting a pivotal opportunity to address poverty and inequality both within the country and across the continent.
Africa’s Moment: The African Union Joins G20, Shaping the Global South’s Future
Africa steps into the global spotlight as the African Union joins the G20. With South Africa set to lead next year, this is a game-changer for the Global South.
South Africa to Prioritize Inclusive Growth and Food Security During G20 Presidency
South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa announces plans to focus on inclusive growth, food security, and artificial intelligence during the country’s upcoming G20 presidency.
South Africa Calls for Enhanced Climate Finance at COP29
South Africa is calling for stronger climate finance commitments at COP29, emphasizing the need for new financial models to support developing economies in addressing climate change.
South Africans Eager for Enhanced BRICS Cooperation
South Africans express optimism following the 16th BRICS Summit, highlighting increased exports and opportunities in education and culture as they look forward to enhanced cooperation among member countries.
Durban University of Technology Partners with BRICS to Build South Africa’s High-Skilled Workforce
Durban University of Technology partners with BRICS nations to develop a modern education platform and cultivate South Africa’s high-skilled workforce.
South African Student Embarks on a Journey into Traditional Chinese Medicine
Discover how South African student Muneiwa Magadani is embracing Chinese culture through her studies in Traditional Chinese Medicine, thanks to the opportunities provided by the BRICS mechanism.
BRICS’ Wildlife Wonders: Republic of South Africa
Explore South Africa’s diverse wildlife, starting with the regal lion, the king of the savanna, roaming in iconic destinations like Kruger National Park.
Seven People Killed in South African Home Shooting
Seven people, including a three-year-old boy, were killed in a shooting southwest of Johannesburg. The alleged shooter turned the gun on himself, marking the latest in a string of mass shootings in South Africa.
South Africans Reflect on Confucius’s Legacy Ahead of Cultural Festival
With the 2024 China International Confucius Cultural Festival approaching, South Africans share their thoughts on Confucius’s teachings and their relevance today.
Global Rhino Numbers Rise Amid Alarming Surge in Poaching
Despite a slight rise in global rhino populations, a surge in poaching, especially in South Africa, poses a significant threat to conservation efforts, according to a new report.