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Africa Monitor Black billionaire in South Africa pledges to give away half his fortune

The ruling party praised the mining magnate, Patrice Motsepe, and said he was part of a 'patriotic bourgeoisie' of rich black South Africans with a social conscience.

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

Sudan and South Sudan strike 'partial peace' deal

With talks, another chance at peace for Sudan and South Sudan

Keep Calm Sudan and South Sudan to resume negotiations

Sudan threatens to unseat South Sudan government amidst clashes

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

Will new talks between Sudan and South Sudan end oil dispute?

Pushing racial buttons, a young firebrand stirs up South Africa

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

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

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

Five myths about Africa

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

Syrian activists hope South Africa can pressure Assad

South Africa's many small parties highlight vibrant democracy

Relations between North and South Sudan deteriorating amid rebel violence

South Africa's now-neutral stance on Ivory Coast infuriates president-elect's camp

Five African stories you may have missed during Egypt's revolt

State of the Nation: Zuma's jobs focus brings sighs of relief in South Africa

South Sudan upbeat amid vote, but threat of border violence casts shadow

WikiLeaks documents roil Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa

Thabo Mbeki arrives in Ivory Coast. Can he solve the crisis?

In Africa, wariness toward science impedes research and development