A UN committee has ruled that South Africa violated fair trial rights in the long-running Boeremag treason case. The decision raises serious concerns about delays and judicial process integrity.
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Errol Musk is reportedly planning to relocate Afrikaner families to Russia to establish a farming settlement. The move is said to be driven by rising tensions in South Africa.
A U.S. State Department document reveals plans to process 4,500 white South African refugees per month, despite a reduced global refugee cap. The move follows diplomatic tensions and operational delays between Washington and Pretoria.
President Trump’s administration expedites resettlement of White South Africans amid disputed genocide claims and international debate.
Anderson Cooper’s South Africa report is facing criticism for portraying Afrikaner farm killings as general crime rather than targeted violence. Victims and advocacy groups say the segment ignored brutality, political incitement, and rural attack realities.
South Africa’s ruling ANC has announced a mass national protest against the United States, accusing the Trump administration of undermining the country’s sovereignty. The march comes amid escalating diplomatic tensions, sanctions threats, and accusations of foreign interference.
South Africa defended its new land expropriation law after President Trump warned U.S. funding could be cut over concerns of property confiscation and human rights abuses.
This article examines the debate over Western aid in Africa and whether its purported benefits mask strategic interests and long-term dependency.
New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, says post-apartheid South Africa is the blueprint for his socialist vision of the city’s future. Critics warn the model brings higher taxes, capital flight, and social division.
By Tyler Durden European security authorities have recently been loudly warning of Russian military or intelligence recruitment scams targeting unsuspecting citizens of the EU, by…
South Africa has pushed back against US claims of harassment and data breaches following a raid on a refugee centre processing Afrikaner asylum applications. The incident has deepened diplomatic tensions as Washington warns of consequences and prioritizes Afrikaners for refugee status.
“They Don’t Want Us to Leave”: South African Raid on USA Officials By: Brendi Wells December 17, 2025 A storm is breaking over the South African…
By Al Bawaba A grandmother died of a suspected heart attack after being held at gun point and forced to watch as her three terrified…
By Kanishka Singh and Anathi Madubela WASHINGTON/ JOHANNESBURG, Nov 26 (Reuters) – Donald Trump said South Africa will not be invited to take part in next year’s G20 summit in…
By JOSH BOAK President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is barring South Africa from participating in the Group of 20 summit next year at…
By RT International The director-general of Pretoria’s international relations department says the transfer of the chairmanship will “most likely” take place on Tuesday South Africa…
By Sputnik International Prime Ministers Mark Carney and Narendra Modi agreed to restart negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement during the G20 summit in…
By Editor BizNews By Tim Flack Arrival at OR Tambo On a warm Thursday morning in Johannesburg, while commuters were inching along the N12, a…