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POLITICSJun 19Xenophobia in South Africa : state complicity with gangs and vigilantes is threatening its ability to governdefenceweb.co.za · South Africa
WORLDJun 19South Africa keep World Cup hopes alive with 1-1 draw against the Czech RepublicTeboho Mokoena started the game with tears in his eyes and finished it with a smile on his face after converting a second-half penalty in South Africa's 1-1 draw with the Czech Republic on Thursday at the World Cup. Thapelo Maseko's long range shot late in the match caught the hand of Czech opponent Pavel Sulc in the area. Mokoena, who was shown on camera with tears rolling down his cheeks during the pre-game national anthem, stepped up to the penalty spot and sent his shot low past Czech Republic goalkeeper Matej Kovar in the 83rd minute. The South Africa midfielder said he was overwhelmed before kick off, thinking about his late grandfather. "I know, wherever he is, he would be proud of me," Mokoena said. "I just felt his presence in that moment. I thought if he was here, he would be proud of me because I know he believed in me when nobody believed in me." Michal Sadilek had given the Czechs the lead in the sixth minute at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Alexandr Sojka played in Sadilek and he slid a shot past goalkeeper Ronwen Williams. Both teams lost their opening matches, and both knew another setback would seriously hinder their chances of reaching the round of 32. South Africa faced some strong criticism following its 2-0 loss to World Cup co-host Mexico, which raised the prospect of the country extending its run of never having advanced to the knockout phase of a World Cup - even as host in 2010. "If we go on like that and if we can make another performance like today I think we have a chance to go in the second round," South Africa coach Hugo Broos said. South Africa will next face South Korea on Wednesday in Group A, but will be without Mokoena, who is suspended after picking up his second yellow card of the tournament. The Czechs lost to South Korea 2-1 in their opening match and will likely need to beat Mexico in their final game on Wednesday to advance.independent_mt · malta
WORLDJun 19Goodman Gallery New York exhibits rediscovered vintage prints from a South African in exileThe Goodman Gallery New York is exhibiting rediscovered vintage prints from a South African artist who lived in exile.artdaily.com · United States
WORLDJun 18African migrants with deep roots in South Africa flee xenophobic attacksdailymaverick.co.za · South Africa
WORLDJun 18South Africa : Liberians Seek Repatriation From South AfricaLiberian citizens residing in South Africa are seeking repatriation to their home country. This highlights an ongoing issue regarding migration and national identity for a specific group.allafrica.com · Nigeria
WORLDJun 18Homage to Abdullah Ibrahim: South Africa’s Jazz Icon Dies at 91Abdullah Ibrahim, South Africa’s jazz icon, sadly passed away in Germany yesterday, on 15 June, at the ripe old age of 91. He must be the only South African jazz musician who lived that long. Hugh Masekela died at 78, and Sibongile Khumalo, “South Africa’s Lady of Song”, at 63. Indeed, many of my favourite [...]thenews_chronicle · nigeria
POLITICSJun 17South Africa : NYDA Shifts Focus From Grants to Broader Youth Development AgendaThe National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) in South Africa is changing its approach. The shift moves away from grants towards a wider youth development agenda.allafrica.com · Nigeria
POLITICSJun 17South Africa : President Reflects On Youth Employment InitiativesThe President of South Africa is reportedly reflecting on programs aimed at fostering youth employment. This concerns national policy and socio-economic development.allafrica.com · Nigeria
WORLDJun 17Could the roofs of low cost houses be South Africa secret weapon against hunger ? This article explores a potential innovative solution in South Africa, questioning if the roofs of low-cost houses could serve as a method to combat hunger. It suggests a novel approach to a societal challenge.theconversation.com · Australia
POLITICSJun 17John Steenhuisen : Geordin Hill - Lewis wants former DA leader sacked from South African cabinetA political figure, Geordin Hill-Lewis, is reportedly advocating for the removal of a former party leader from the South African cabinet. This indicates an internal political disagreement within the government.bbc.co.uk · United Kingdom
WORLDJun 16Today in Africa , June 16 , 2026 : DR Congo Ebola outbreak , Kenya protest reparations , South Africa migrant tensionsThis article provides a summary of current events in Africa, including an Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, reparation protests in Kenya, and migrant tensions in South Africa.okayafrica.com · South Africa
POLITICSJun 16South Africa marks 50 years since the Soweto uprisingSouth Africa is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Soweto uprising. This event marks a significant historical moment in the nation's political history.morningstaronline.co.uk · United Kingdom
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