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US Embassy must explain ‘shithole’ comment, says Dirco

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Jan 2018

Trump allegedly made his controversial statement when he met US legislators who came to see him about a bipartisan bill on immigration.

SA condemns Israeli teen kidnappings

Article Sapa - 21 Jun 2014

The South African government has called on the kidnappers of three Israeli teenagers to release them.

Maharaj for minister of propaganda

Article Mmanaledi Mataboge - 1 May 2014

A restructured Cabinet is on the cards, with a new information ministry to clean up Jacob Zuma's image and Baleka Mbete as second deputy president.

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SA wants clarity on various countries’ sexual rights

Article Sapa - 25 Feb 2014

South Africa will seek clarification from various countries about their laws on sexual orientation, says the department of international relations.

SA condemns Somali terror attacks

Africa Sapa & Reuters - 16 Apr 2013

The South African government has expressed shock at the recent violent attacks in the Somali capital of Mogadishu.

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Dirco: Karabus found not guilty, free to return home

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Mar 2013

South African Professor Cyril Karabus has been found not guilty after being tried for manslaughter and falsifying documents.

ANC: Freedom for Swazis in their lifetime

Africa Staff Reporter - 30 Oct 2012

The ANC has called for Swaziland to be "liberated" as part of the outcomes of an International Solidarity Conference the party hosted last week.

Government told to take a stance against Syria

Article Staff Reporter - 31 May 2012

The South African government has come under fire for its apparent failure to act against Syria for alleged human rights violations.

SA confirms reduced oil imports from Iran

Article Staff Reporter - 22 Mar 2012

SA has significantly reduced oil imports from Iran in order to avoid penalties from the US but a fuel association says it finds this hard to believe.

South Africa steps in to aid Congo blast victims

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Mar 2012

International relations says the embassy in the Republic of Congo is ready to help South Africans affected by munitions blasts in Brazzaville.

Climate change group charting universal agreement

Article Staff Reporter - 11 Dec 2011

According to the presidency of COP17, an ad hoc group will now work towards charting a new universal legal agreement on climate change.

More denial over Cele redeployment

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Oct 2011

The International Relations Department says National Police Commissioner General Bheki Cele has not been offered a diplomatic post.

Leaders tiptoe around Libya

Article Sipho Kings - 28 Feb 2011

South Africa and the African Union have adopted a kid-gloves approach, failing to condemn Gadaffi.

SA nationals arrive from Libya

Article Staff Reporter - 28 Feb 2011

Thirty South Africans who were evacuated from Libya landed on home soil on Monday after political unrest reached boiling point in the country.

SA govt: Still no word on quake victims

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Feb 2011

There was still no information available by Wednesday on how many South Africans were affected by Monday's earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand.

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