world news 11/03/2018 U2's Bono says sorry over charity abuse allegations Singer apologies over One charity's alleged bullying and abuse culture.
no comment 07/03/2018 Women's recycling initiative in South Africa Plastic bottles are made into gift boxes by hand in South Africa.
South Africa 16/02/2018 A fresh start for South Africa? Many hope new President Cyril Ramaphosa will represent a break from the past.
South Africa 16/02/2018 Cape Town prepares for ‘Day Zero’ South Africa’s most popular tourist city is running out of water.
economy 16/02/2018 Economic challenges lie ahead for South Africa New President Cyril Ramaphosa’s in-tray is likely to be full as he prepares to tackle South Africa’s economic problems.
South Africa 16/02/2018 New dawn for South Africa? A former South African lawmaker and an anti-corruption campaigner explain why the election of Cyril Ramaphosa means hope for many in the country.
South Africa 13/02/2018 Zuma maintains suspense over fate as South African president The embattled leader is facing mounting calls to quit as South Africa's head of state
South Africa 11/02/2018 End game for South Africa's Zuma? ANC eager to seal his fate During celebrations marking 100 years since the birth of former President Nelson Mandela, ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa called for Zuma's exit to happen in an orderly fashion, as Mandela would have wanted.
world news 11/02/2018 8 major cities running out of water Cape Town isn’t the only the major city facing a potential water shortage crisis.
South Africa 06/02/2018 Midnight queues in Cape Town as water crisis deepens Residents and visitors are restricted to 50 litres a day, amid the South African city's worst drought in a century
South Africa 06/02/2018 Zuma on the brink as presidential speech is postponed Pressure is mounting on the South African president to step down
South Africa 30/01/2018 Water crisis grips Cape Town, South Africa, after drought stretching years Based on current projections, "Day Zero" is forecast for April 12, according to officials. That would make Cape Town the world's first major city to run dry.
South Africa 23/01/2018 South African jazz musician and anti-apartheid activist Hugh Masekela dies The man known as the “father of South African jazz”, who used his music to oppose racial segregation, has died aged 78.
South Africa 13/01/2018 Protesters trash H&M stores in South Africa over ‘racist’ ad A H&M spokesperson told Euronews the label has temporarily closed its stores in South Africa for the safety of its employees and customers
South Africa 05/01/2018 At least 12 killed and more than 260 hurt as train collides with a truck in South Africa At least 12 people died and more than 260 were hurt when a passenger train collided with a truck in rural South Africa on Thursday, according to the country's transport minister.
world news 04/01/2018 Deadly passenger train crash in South Africa At least 12 people have died and dozens more were injured after a crash between a truck and a passenger train on the rail line between Port Elizabeth and Johannesburg in South Africa.
South Africa 01/01/2018 South African grannies take up boxing to keep fit A group of elderly South African women are fighting off the aches and pains of old age through biweekly boxing sessions.
Mauritius 28/12/2017 Polish sailor rescued after 'drifting for seven months' in Indian Ocean 54-year-old Zbigniew Reket was heading for South Africa, where he intended to take up work, when his boat was severely damaged, leaving the sailor without navigation or communication systems.
world news 19/12/2017 South Africa: 'Ramaphosa’s going to need all his skills' Despite a rift in South Africa's ruling party, Andrew Meldrum, the acting Africa editor for Associated Press, told Euronews he doesn't think the ANC will split.
