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Statement by South Africa welcoming the provisional measures ordered by the International Court of...
Today marks a decisive victory for the international rule of law and a significant milestone in the search for justice for the Palestinian people....
South Africa’s Principled Stand: A Moral Beacon in Geopolitics
Written by Ebrahim Deen (Researcher, Brand South Africa)
“By bravely standing up for what is right and taking Israel to the ICJ, however, South Africa...
RapidLion roars: the best of Africa and BRICS at the Market Theatre
The second edition of the RapidLion film festival opens on 5 March, giving Johannesburg film lovers an opportunity to watch the best African and...
Minister Michael Masutha on the matter of International Criminal Court and Sudanese President Omar...
President Jacob Zuma and President Omar Al-Bashir of Sudan discuss strengthening relations between South Africa and Sudan, 2 September 2015. (Photo: GCIS)
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A journey around Africa with ten great songs
Celebrate Africa Month by taking a tour of the continent's best beats: classic favourites, hidden gems and contemporary hits. From west to south, Mali to Mzansi, bask in the rhythms and melodies that make Africa's heart beat proudly.
Good things to know about WEF Africa host Rwanda
Over 20 years ago, the Rwandan genocide brought the country to a standstill and it found itself at a crossroad. Choosing the correct path, today Rwanda and its people have risen to become one of Africa's greatest modern nations.
SS Mendi tragedy on stage at the Soweto Theatre
On 21 February 1917, the SS Mendi troopship carrying more than 800 black South African men sank off the Isle of Wight in the British Channel. The bravery of the men as they stared death in the face is portrayed on staged at the Soweto Theatre.
SS Mendi tragedy on stage at the Soweto Theatre
On 21 February 1917, the SS Mendi troopship carrying more than 800 black South African men sank off the Isle of Wight in the British Channel. The bravery of the men as they stared death in the face is portrayed on staged at the Soweto Theatre.
Brand SA/Sowetan Dialogues urge African unity
The most recent Brand South Africa/Sowetan Dialogues event urged South Africans to recognise the role other Africans played in the nation's struggle for freedom.
Brand SA’s Sowetan Dialogues set for Durban
Brand South Africa's Play Your Part / Sowetan Dialogues is headed for Durban on 29 May, with the focus on Africa's contribution toward South Africa's fight against apartheid.
