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South Africa wants Angola to pay debt owed to its airline

South Africa will press the newly-elected Angolan government to pay 850 million rand ($66 million) it owes struggling South African Airways (SAA), the finance minister said on Tuesday.

Dlamini-Zuma angry at claims ex-husband Zuma is helping her presidency bid

South African veteran politician and anti-apartheid activist Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma said on Tuesday it was “offensive” to suggest her ex-husband, President Jacob Zuma, would have a hand in promoting her political career.

Grace Mugabe makes first public statement after SA assault case

The first lady of Zimbabwean Grace Mugabe has made her first public comment since returning to the country from South Africa where she was accused of assaulting a 20-year old model in a Johannesburg hotel.

South Africa cannibalism suspects appear in court, abandon bail

Five men accused of cannibalism in South Africa appeared in Court on Friday and refused to file application for bail.

2 miners die in South Africa’s Harmony Gold mine

Two miners at a South African gold mine owned by Harmony Gold have died after they were trapped underground following an earth tremor, the company said on Sunday.

SA court convicts farmers for forcing man into coffin

A South African court on Friday convicted two white South African farmers of of attempted murder and kidnapping for forcing a black man into a coffin.

South African Musician Vusi Nova found safe after kidnapping

Afro-pop musician Vusi Nova has been found after being hijacked and kidnapped outside his home in Melville, Johannesburg, on Friday morning.

SA considers Telkom stake sale to fund SAA bailout

South Africa is considering selling its stake in landline provider Telkom to fund a 10 billion rand ($757 million) bailout of South African Airways (SAA), a Treasury spokesman said on Wednesday.

Controversial Wabantu invited to Zimbabwe for a carnival

The controversial South African dancer, Zodwa Wabantu will have to wear panties if she intends going to Zimbabwe where she is billed to participate in a government event.

Dlamini-Zuma chased away from Marikana massacre site

Former African Union Commission chairperson, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma on Tuesday was chased away from the 2012 Marikana massacre site in South Africa, according to local media reports.

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