Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe has assured Parliament that South Africa will not be sending its troops back to the Central African Republic.
Itumeleng Khune has warned teammates not to consider it an advantage that their World Cup qualifier against the CAR will be played at a neutral venue.
Communications Minister Dina Pule accuses Sunday Times of being bought, while the secrecy Bill heads for its final stretch.
The defence minister has accused the opposition of colluding with the media "in a sinister plot" to undermine the ANC-led government’s policy.
Leaders from the Economic Community of Central African States have begged President Jacob Zuma to redeploy troops to the Central African Republic.
More South African troops could be sent to the Central African Republic, according to a report.
France’s involvement in Africa is based on a common history, including its dark passages, and on a joint future, writes Elisabeth Barbier.
President Jacob Zuma and the defence minister didn’t speak up about changes to the Central African Republic deployment directive, says the DA.
President Jacob Zuma has extended the deployment of the SA National Defence Force in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Sudan until April next year.
More than 12 people have been killed in clashes between residents and fighters from the Seleka rebel coalition that seized power in Central Africa.
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The accusation that France supported rebels points to a wider battle for Francophone Africa.
Mac Maharaj responds to <em>Mail & Guardian</em>’s recent coverage of recent events in the Central African Republic.
CAR reject François Bozizé and President Jacob Zuma encounter a heap of technical difficulties in the land of bandits and bromance.
"Out of control elements" is how locals are referring to those responsible for the acts of violence that are keeping people off the CAR’s streets.
Looters of deposed Central African Republic president François Bozizé’s home have come across two human skeletons beneath the garage floor.
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All SA soldiers deployed to the Central African Republic have been withdrawn, says the SANDF, emphasising that there were no unaccounted for soldiers.
The humanitarian emergency in the Central African Republic worsens daily as security in much of the country remains elusive.
Did President Jacob Zuma flout his constitutional obligations when he deployed South African troops to the Central African Republic?
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Michel Djotodia is going to have to make it clear that he is in charge of CAR — not the president of Chad — writes David L Smith.
Without a Nelson Mandela of its own, expectations in the Central African Republic of the new crew in power, under Michel Djotodia, are low.
President Jacob Zuma’s deployment of troops to CAR followed urgent requests to unlock equipment donation.
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Less than two weeks after the rebel coup in the CAR, the humanitarian situation has deteriorated, leaving civilians in critical need of aid.
Soldier says leaders disregarded warning of rebel advance and request for munitions.
There has been no official confirmation that South African troops and equipment have been shipped to the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
A fortnight after 13 South African soldiers died in the battle for Bangui, much remains unclear about what happened, and why.
South African soldiers have been ordered out of the Central African Republic, as support on the continent evaporates.
MPs discussing the SANDF’s deployment to the Central Africa Republic used petty tactics to block debate in Parliament.
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