Topic: African National Congress

Zuma tells the UN: Listen to African Union

South African President Zuma airs complaints of UN interference in Libya during a UN Security Council meeting on how the African Union and the UN can work more closely.

Stampede at university highlights South Africa's education shortage

Sometimes There Is a Void

'Occupy Nigeria' emerges ahead of mass strike

Pushing racial buttons, a young firebrand stirs up South Africa

The Monitor's View Russia's election and the global response to economic woes

Mugabe grilled in South African chicken ad

South Africa's assembly passes 'secrecy bill,' stirring journalists' fears

A South African visa for the Dalai Lama? Not as simple as it sounds.

Dalai Lama cancels South Africa trip. Did China trade ties get in the way?

Violence at Malema hearing shows divide within South Africa's ANC

Nigeria clout to rise in post-Qaddafi Africa

A president, a shower head, and freedom of expression in South Africa

'Strike season' comes to South Africa

Syrian activists hope South Africa can pressure Assad

The state of South Africa's news media: Where's the substance?

Wing of South Africa's ANC calls for war crime charges on NATO's Libya conflict

South Africa moves ahead with bill to limit freedom of information

Is Jacob Zuma Qaddafi's only hope?

The musical story of Winnie Mandela, a wife of freedom

South Africa's ANC retains control in local elections, but grip is slipping

Opinion Why Strauss-Kahn arrest and French reaction shouldn't surprise us

May 18, 2011 Photos of the Day

South Africans vent frustration, this time in municipal elections

South Africa's many small parties highlight vibrant democracy