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South Africa's Constitution is the first in the world to out-rightly prohibit unfair discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation       South Africa is progressive on...

Women were the largest untapped global reservoir of talent, the audience was reminded at the Women in Science awards, where the country’s leading female...

Apartheid denied people the right to vote, to work, to access education, to move freely, to love whomever they wanted to, to not be imprisoned without trial ... South Africa's groundbreaking Bill of Rights changed all that. We take a look at how far we've come over two decades of freedom.

Fast-tracking the growth of almost 100 small businesses in South Africa is one of the initiatives at the upcoming Indaba, Africa's top travel show....

Nominees for the 2016 South African Television and Film Awards - the Saftas - have been announced, highlighting some of the biggest local acting talent and productions during the past year. ZA News: Puppet Nation leads the list with 11 nominations.

South Africa's 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children has been extended to run throughout the year. With the theme, "Count me in", the focus will be on gender and child abuse, with all people encouraged to be part of the solution.

South Africa's 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children has been extended to run throughout the year. With the theme, "Count me in", the focus will be on gender and child abuse, with all people encouraged to be part of the solution.

South Africa will establish 12 more dedicated sexual offences courts in 2014/15 as the government steps up its drive to combat crimes against women and children, says Justice and Correctional Services Minister Michael Masutha.

South Africa's courts will respond harshly to those who commit violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people, Justice Minister Jeff Radebe said at the launch of a programme that steps up protection for the rights of the country's LGBTI community.

South Africa's courts will respond harshly to those who commit violence against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people, Justice Minister Jeff Radebe said at the launch of a programme that steps up protection for the rights of the country's LGBTI community.