British Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure from MPs to avoid a "cliff-edge" divorce from Europe that would throw the economy into chaos.
German newspaper report said Theresa May pleaded with EU Commission chief for help in stalled Brexit negotiations at a dinner in Brussels last week.
Britain’s Home Office reports that after the EU referendum in June 2016, hate crimes against Britons of ethnic or religious minorities rose by 29%.
EU negotiator and British counterpart kick off the fifth round of divorce discussions before leaders meet to decide whether to move on to trade talks.
Britain’s Labour Party is anticipating the making of a new social revolution but the ANC is in disarray with no moral compass or credible leadership
British Prime Minister Theresa May met with her ministers to address differences among the cabinet ahead of her Brexit speech
After a year of deliberation, Brexit has begun,
The prime minister is unlikely to get unequivocal backing for the ‘hard’ Brexit she’d envisioned.
The prime minister seeks a clear mandate from voters to pursue her ‘hard Brexit’ agenda
A new poll put the centre-left party 24 points behind Prime Minister Theresa May’s Conservatives.
Britain started the formal process of leaving the EU last month, but the negotiations are not due to begin for weeks.
The state will become the first to leave the intergovernmental body after its citizens voted by a 52% majority to leave.
On the eve of a two-day summit to trigger Article 50 comes a white paper outlining future scenarios for the bloc, which faces increasing threats.
The failure to deliver reforms to voters disillusioned with the British elites will push them towards politicians with bizarre policies.
Baroness Sayeeda Warsi says the seismic shifts in voting patterns in the UK and the US point to a yearning to be heard.
Brexit’s Nigel Farage parties in the Ritz despite not becoming an ambassador any time soon.
"Believing that something could only occur within the borders of the republic is a national delusin"
The changing face of international relations reveals a lot of potential for the African continent
South Africa can trade on the current economic and political malaise to re-establish its industrial prowess
Wherever you look in the world, and from whichever angle, the political scene has never looked more peculiar — or precarious.
As was widely anticipated, the South African Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee has decided to hold interest rates.
Spin doctor Ryan Coetzee, who gave South Africa’s DA a new lease of life, gives his take on Britain’s peculiar politics of narcissism.
Politicians say the result of a vote on whether to leave the European intergovernmental body should be respected.
When asked about Brexit, the minister manages to bring down the problem to the very core. Or, how to take leaving a place very literally.
The departure of Nigel Farage removes one of the most effective anti-EU campaigners from the debate about how to sever Britain’s ties with the EU.
The unforeseen decision to leave the EU may not have detrimental effects on Africa — or could it?
The military alliance will also focus on support to counter the Islamic State and the Taliban, writes Andrew Hammond.
The decision delivers a body blow to the financial services sector and will hurt UK exports.
For a democracy to function properly, all the clever people should drown out all the dumb people with sound arguments, says Hansie Smit.
Red flags are blowing in the winds of change as we head for the August municipal polls, so beware of complacency, warns Pieter-Dirk Uys.
David Cameron’s trip comes amid deep political uncertainty in Britain after he failed to convince Britons to vote to remain in the EU.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says country may hold another secession referendum following Britain’s vote to leave the intergovernmental bloc.