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  1. South Africa's Jacob Zuma Resigns

    Zuma resigned live on television, under pressure from the ruling ANC party.

  2. South Africa's economy braces for elections

    South Africa's economy is under the spotlight ahead of elections there this week

  3. South Africa's Economy 'In Crisis'

    The South African economy is 'in crisis' says the country's finance minister.

  4. South Africa's 2018 Budget Revealed

    South Africa's finance minister Malusi Gigaba has outlined his country's spending plans.

  5. South Africa: ANC set to lose parliamentary majority

    The results coming in are getting worse for the ANC.

  6. South Africa to ease lockdown

    The president of South Africa warns the country's coronavirus outbreak will get worse

  7. South Africa opens vaccine manufacturing site

    South Africa's President Ramaphosa has opened a vaccine manufacturing site in Cape Town

  8. South Africa Mini Budget Unveiled

    South Africa Mini Budget Unveiled

  9. South Africa Mini Budget Unveiled

    Pravin Gordhan unveils a mini budget but also faces fraud charges

  10. South Africa has the highest unemployment rate in the world

    President Cyril Ramaphosa has scheduled the country's next general election for May.

  11. South Africa Finance Minister Arrest Rumours Hit Currency

    South Africa's finance minister, Pravin Gordhan, is reportedly facing imminent arrest.

  12. South Africa faces coronavirus 'storm'

    South Africa has reintroduced some restrictions as coronavirus cases continue to rise.

  13. South Africa Enters Recession

    As South Africa enters recession we hear from Alan Mukoki from SA Chamber of Commerce.

  14. South Africa declares "national state of disaster" over the energy crisis

    The energy crisis in South Africa has lead to many electricity blackouts.

  15. South Africa budgets for Covid vaccines

    Coronavirus-hit South Africa has unveiled its national budget for the coming year

  16. South Africa budget: state energy firm granted $5bn bail out

    Around 19 million Russians are now believed to be living below the poverty line.

  17. South Africa and EU reach deal over stranded citrus

    South Africa and the EU reach a deal over tonnes of fruit stranded in European ports

  18. Soldiers mass on The Gambia's borders

    Soldiers mass on The Gambia's borders

  19. Solar power could be 'king'

    The International Energy Agency says solar power could become a leading power source

  20. Societe Generale Reaches Settlement With Libya

    French bank Societe Generale is to pay more than $1bn to settle a legal dispute in Libya.

  21. Social media in Afghanistan

    As Facebook blocks Taliban content we look at the role of social media in Afghanistan

  22. Snoop Dogg acquires Death Row Records

    US rapper Snoop Dogg has acquired Death Row Records, the label that launched his career.

  23. Snapchat Owner鈥檚 Shares Surge In Stockmarket Debut

    Snap IPO; Macron's economic policies; Trump to get tough on WTO; Uganda says buy local

  24. Snapchat 'Files for Stock Market Float'

    The widely reported filing to the US stock market could value the firm at $25 billion.

  25. Slack prepares to list on NY Stock Exchange

    The messaging app Slack will list in New York on Thursday

  26. Six months of war in Ukraine

    Inflation, food insecurity and an energy crisis have worsened since the start of the war

  27. Sir Philip Green Left BHS on 'Life Support', MPs Find

    British MPs attack the retail tycoon Sir Philip Green after the collapse of BHS.

  28. Sinking ship sparks environmental concerns

    A ship carrying chemicals and plastics is sinking off the Sir Lankan coast

  29. Sinking Oil Price Erodes US Shale Profits

    America's shale oil drillers are struggling to make a profit as crude prices slide.

  30. Single-Use Plastic Ban Backed by Euro MPs

    Plastic items such as cutlery would be banned in the EU under plans approved by MEPs.

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