Pretoria

South Africa is commemorating 70 years since the Women's March of 1956. During this historic event, around 20,000 women protested apartheid laws in Pretoria. However, the title indicates that some people feel their freedom is not yet complete.

South Africa’s global image is deteriorating, with Pretoria’s influence across Africa potentially declining due to widespread xenophobic attacks.

A South African court temporarily halted a parliamentary impeachment probe into President Cyril Ramaphosa over the theft of $580,000 from his Phala Phala private game farm. The decision delays public hearings and witness subpoenas until a full judicial review of the inquiry's report.

Amazon’s satellite venture, Amazon Leo, is entering South Africa’s market through a partnership with local internet firm Herotel, bypassing regulations requiring 30% Black ownership in license holders. This move contrasts with Starlink’s struggles to meet the same ownership threshold, which has delayed its entry into the region.

Nigerian lawmakers urged the government to summon the South African envoy over the killing of Nigerian citizens. They rejected proposals to suspend diplomatic relations with Pretoria.

Thousands of people participated in anti-migrant protests across South Africa, including Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, and Cape Town, organized by the group March and March. A large police presence was deployed to prevent violence and intimidation during the demonstrations.

South Africa faces a security challenge as anti-migrant violence escalates, driven by new civic movements and established vigilante groups demanding stricter border enforcement. Protests risk destabilizing a country already grappling with unemployment, inequality, and a distracted government, amid fears of renewed violence reminiscent of the 2021 unrest.

South Africa is preparing for potential violent anti-migrant protests organized by March and March, which set a June 30 deadline for undocumented migrants to leave. The government has deployed 600 million rand in security measures, while businesses and officials brace for unrest amid historical tensions and recent clashes. Past violence, including the 2021 looting and arson, has caused billions in economic damage and heightened fears of recurrence.

Ghana is evacuating 300 citizens from South Africa due to anti-immigrant protests. The distressed Ghanaians registered with the embassy in Pretoria to be evacuated. The evacuation is a result of the ongoing protests in South Africa.

Ghana is evacuating 300 citizens from South Africa due to anti-immigrant protests. The evacuation is being coordinated by the Ghanaian embassy in Pretoria. The foreigners minister stated that distressed Ghanaians registered with the embassy will be evacuated.

BP Plc has surpassed Exxon to become the leading big-oil stock amid the Iran war, with a gas station in Pretoria, South Africa, serving as an example of its operations.

Adnoc is in advanced talks to acquire Shell Plc's gas stations in South Africa. The deal involves Shell's retail assets in Pretoria, South Africa. The transaction reflects ongoing energy sector consolidation.