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South Africaâs DIRCO accuses the US âSouth Africa 2024 Human Rights Reportâ of misrepresenting farmworker deaths, policing incidents and land expropriation, calling it âdeeply flawed.â
At a Beijing event, South African Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille hailed tourism as a bridge builder, unveiling plans to attract more travelers from the Chinese mainland and deepen travel ties.
SA Deputy President Paul Mashatile spotlights âsignificantâ SA-China cultural exchange at the Beijing Supply Chain Expo, emphasizing deeper ties with the Global South.
In a heated Oval Office meeting, President Trump accused South Africa of âwhite genocideâ. President Ramaphosa rebutted the claims, calling them disproven conspiracy theories.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa visits the White House on May 21 to reset US ties, but a recent refugee status grant for Afrikaner emigrants overshadows the agenda.
South Africa is on track to host the G20 Leadersâ Summit in Johannesburg this November, focusing on disaster resilience, debt sustainability, energy transition and critical minerals.
Poachers have killed over 100 rhinos in South Africaâs national parks this year, underscoring the urgent fight to protect this iconic endangered species.
South Africaâs parliament approves a new fiscal framework and revenue proposals aimed at modernizing budget policies and boosting economic resilience.
The U.S. expels South Africaâs ambassador Ebrahim Rasool amid escalating diplomatic tensions and controversial remarks.
South Africaâs Minister Dion George highlights Chinaâs invaluable role in the global green energy transition and the potential for increased collaboration to foster sustainable development.