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Africa Monitor Are South Africans 'backward'? Zambia's white VP says so.

In an unfiltered interview with the Guardian last week, Zambian Vice President Guy Scott had fighting words for the continent's economic powerhouse. Now Pretoria is demanding an explanation.

On the mend: Nelson Mandela released from hospital

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Africa Monitor South Africa police face scrutiny after video of dragging goes viral

Central African Republic preps for peace talks as regional troops arrive

South Africa is not 'falling apart,' President Zuma says

Opinion Is South Africa following the path of 'the strongman'?

Memorial services held for South African miners killed during strike (+video)

Some South African miners back to work after shooting

Striking miners killed by police leaves South Africa in shock (+video)

Police in South Africa shoot dead several striking miners (+video)

The Monitor's View Africa as muse, not mess

Africa Monitor South Africa's report card on democracy gets worse

South African ruling party expels Malema, but what's next?

African Union summit: disunity on display

Zuma tells the UN: Listen to African Union

Pushing racial buttons, a young firebrand stirs up South Africa

Activists showing impatience at Durban climate talks

Comprehensive climate deal 'beyond our reach': UN chief

Mugabe grilled in South African chicken ad

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

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

Why aren't African leaders giving more for famine relief?

As Qaddafi falls, South Africa still keeping its distance from Libya's rebels

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