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Financial Times South Africa: Julius Malema won't budge The Africa Report By Crystal Van Wyk Julius Malema who dominated South Africa news headlines in the past year has been banished into the political wilderness after the ruling Africa National Congress (ANC) upheld his expulsion at the weekend. Is Julius Malema perverting the course of justice?News24 South Africa's ANC Upholds Malema Charges Strengthening ZumaBusinessWeek South Africa's Malema loses appeal against ANC suspensionReuters Financial Times -AFP all 482 news articles »

Wall Street Journal South Africa Pauses on Mines Wall Street Journal By DEVON MAYLIE JOHANNESBURG—South Africa's ruling party appears to be pivoting away from the charged politics of mine nationalization in a bid to reassure investors and rev up a weak economy. Over the weekend, the African National Congress met and ... A failed province: Cautionary tale for S.AfricaSan Jose Mercury News Critics blame greed, incompetence for failures in South Africa's impoverished ...Washington Post all 93 news articles »

Times LIVE South Africa supports UN Security Council on Syria Times LIVE The Syrian people must decide their own fate, including their future leadership, the South African government said on Monday. International relations spokesman Clayson Monyela said there should be no foreign interference in the decision-making ... As Syrian crisis continues, a much brighter day for South African diplomacyDaily Maverick all 8,917 news articles »

South Africa and Africa's growth is interlinked, says Ernst & Young How we made it in Africa South Africa could play a key role in helping Africa to live up to its potential and attract the foreign direct investment (FDI) it needs to accelerate growth and development, said Michael Lalor, director of Ernst & Young's Africa Business Centre, ... Voice of Government: A closely connected AfricaThe New Age Online Feed industry challenges in sub-Saharan AfricaAll about feed (blog) all 2 news articles »