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Appointment comes after government lifted ban on consultancy tenders imposed over South Africa scandal
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Condemning Moscow does not mean unthinking adherence to the west
The blaze in Johannesburg tells a story of xenophobia, urban neglect and political dysfunction
Slum dwelling where 77 people died reflects many of the things that have gone wrong in the country and wider region
The Zulu royal founded the Inkatha Freedom Party that fought a civil war with the African National Congress
Ambassador alleges weapons were loaded on to Lady R ship docked in Cape Town
Authorities say building in central business district had housed an ‘informal settlement’
South African president Cyril Ramaphosa says countries will be admitted next year in ‘first phase of expansion process’
Cyril Ramaphosa and Xi Jinping hold talks ahead of emerging markets summit in Johannesburg
Leaders from bloc of developing economies will gather this week to debate expansion
A quest for shark encounters in Cape Town leads to a wonder world – and conservation lessons – below the surface
Jim O'Neill questions emerging nations bloc’s achievements as it considers expansion
Successor Cyril Ramaphosa approves release as part of arrangement that frees thousands of other prisoners
Central bank keeps benchmark at 8.25 per cent after inflation returns to target range
Indicted Russian leader’s presence would have been difficult for Ramaphosa’s government
South Africa president in dilemma over summit invite in face of ICC war crimes indictment
South Africa obliged to arrest Russia’s president over war crimes indictment
The two giants have faced a decade of woe but one has a better chance of turning a corner
State ombudsman says no evidence South African president abused his power over incident at his private game farm
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South Africa’s president Cyril Ramaphosa says greenback’s dominance is ‘on the agenda’ for Brics meeting
Washington signals dispute will be addressed privately to preserve important relationship
Pretoria wants to be both a democracy with a progressive constitution and a friend to dictators
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