International relations
Final group of South Africans stranded in China set to return home today
The group of about 50 fell victim to a visa scam after they were recruited by an agent to work as English teachers in that country.
The 34-year-old man died on Friday morning when the pilot lost control of the hot air balloon in bad weather.
The Israeli embassy informed him that he would be deemed 'an enemy of Israel' if he travelled there.
Several crew members on board the Bluegate fishing vessel were forced to dock in Angola.
The children were orphaned when both their parents died in a fatal stabbing last week.
At least 17 bodies were recovered from the rubble on Wednesday bringing the total death toll to 80.
67 South Africans were killed in a church building collapse in Lagos, Nigeria.
Dirco confirms it’s trying to track down five South Africans who were in Lagos at the time of the collapse.
Govt has called for the teenagers to be released following their disappearance in Israel 8 days ago.
Amid major concerns over Lesotho, the activation of the Africa standby force will be discussed at the AU.
South Africans have been warned to stay away from the areas where protests are happening.
IEC's Kate Bapela said people were notified about procedures and it's all systems go for tomorrow.
SA International Relations Dept stands firm after SA, Rwanda expel each other’s diplomats.
Minister Ebrahim Ebrahim has made a direct appeal for the release of Pierre Korkie.
Ebrahim Ebrahim is travelling to Yemen to meet with govt. officials over the Pierre Korkie hostage situation.
Family members of the SA drug mule who died in Bangkok will meet with International Relations today.
SA has welcomed a decision by the UN forcing Syria to destroy its arsenal of chemical weapons.
International Relations denies its DG is on special leave due to claims of irregular expenditure.
Syria and Zim were discussed during bilateral talks between SA and UK.