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Embraer in talks with South Africa for C-390 aircraft deal

If confirmed, this would mark the first sale of the C-390 to an African nation

South Africa’s BEE program is under scrutiny as critics argue that it has failed to address the country’s deep-rooted racial inequality.

Emergency services worked to reach stranded motorists, while authorities issued warnings for more snow and closed border posts.

Cyril Ramaphosa insists Africa must have veto rights to ensure full participation

The US Congress may influence South Africa to drop the case against Israel at the ICJ.

South Africa’s justice minister is facing allegations of corruption related to the VBS Bank scandal.

The state-owned agricultural bank had defaulted on its debt in April 2020 and missed a restructuring deadline in March 2021

26 opponents of apartheid died while seeking shelter in one of South Africa’s northern neighbors, and their remains are set for repatriation

South African business confidence increased in the third quarter due to a stable electricity supply and the formation of a coalition government.

The suspects were linked to a recent spate of killings, including a triple murder on Friday and the execution-style slaying of four others on Sunday