Riots South Africa
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Daughter Of South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Charged Over 2021 Riots
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, a daughter of former South African president Jacob Zuma, appeared in court on Thursday after being charged with inciting violence during riots in 2021 in which more than 300 people were killed.
-
Watch: Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill Dance On The Field As India Move Into Driving Seat In 2nd Test
Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill looked in a jubilant mood as Indian pacers ran riot on Day 1 of Cape Town Test.
-
Mohammed Siraj Runs Riot In Cape Town, Reveals Secret Recipe To Success In 2nd Test
Siraj had figures of 2/91 in South Africa's only innings in the opening Test but returned with six for 15 from nine overs to bundle out the hosts for 55 in first innings as 23 wickets fell on day one.
-
South African Foreign Minister Assures S Jaishankar Of Normalcy After Riots
Amid reports of widespread violence and rioting in South Africa, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday spoke with his South African counterpart Naledi Pandor who assured him that her government was doing utmost to enforce law and order.
-
South African Capital Pretoria Tense After Overnight Riots In Ruling Party Dispute
South Africa's capital was tense today after residents torched buses and looted shops overnight, police said, in clashes sparked by the ruling party's choice of a mayoral candidate for local polls.
-
South Africa Shaken by Anti-Immigrant Riots
South African authorities have re-established order - for now - in Soweto and other Johannesburg townships, after a week of looting of foreign-owned shops and violence in which four people were killed.
-
Water Problems Lead to Riots, Deaths in South Africa
Three babies who died from drinking tap water contaminated by sewage have become a tragic symbol of South Africa's struggle to cope with a flood of people into cities designed under apartheid to cater to the tiny white minority.
-
Rioting Erupts in South Africa Township Ahead of Vote
Rioting broke out in a South African township on the eve of the country's general election, one of several hotspots where the army has been deployed to keep order, police said Tuesday.
-
Nelson Mandela not trained by Israeli agents: Foundation
The South African Nelson Mandela foundation yesterday denied a British media report that former president Nelson Mandela had received training from Israeli agents in 1962.
-
Hashim Amla keen to keep running riot
Hashim Amla looked forward to returning to the scene of his greatest triumph after punishing England with yet another superb century.
-
FIFA donates $250,000 for Egyptian victims
FIFA called on the global football community to assist the families of the victims of last week's riot at a football match which resulted in 74 deaths also stating on Tuesday that it would donate $250,000.
-
FIFA's Blatter slams political interference in Egypt
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has slammed "political interference" in Egyptian football, in the wake of the death of 74 fans in riots following a midweek domestic match.
-
Blatter asks Egypt to provide reasons for violence
FIFA President Sepp Blatter asked the Egyptian Football Association on Thursday for details on the causes of the stadium riot that killed at least 74 fans.
-
Daughter Of South Africa's Ex-President Jacob Zuma Charged Over 2021 Riots
Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, a daughter of former South African president Jacob Zuma, appeared in court on Thursday after being charged with inciting violence during riots in 2021 in which more than 300 people were killed.
-
Watch: Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill Dance On The Field As India Move Into Driving Seat In 2nd Test
Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill looked in a jubilant mood as Indian pacers ran riot on Day 1 of Cape Town Test.
-
Mohammed Siraj Runs Riot In Cape Town, Reveals Secret Recipe To Success In 2nd Test
Siraj had figures of 2/91 in South Africa's only innings in the opening Test but returned with six for 15 from nine overs to bundle out the hosts for 55 in first innings as 23 wickets fell on day one.
-
South African Foreign Minister Assures S Jaishankar Of Normalcy After Riots
Amid reports of widespread violence and rioting in South Africa, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Wednesday spoke with his South African counterpart Naledi Pandor who assured him that her government was doing utmost to enforce law and order.
-
South African Capital Pretoria Tense After Overnight Riots In Ruling Party Dispute
South Africa's capital was tense today after residents torched buses and looted shops overnight, police said, in clashes sparked by the ruling party's choice of a mayoral candidate for local polls.
-
South Africa Shaken by Anti-Immigrant Riots
South African authorities have re-established order - for now - in Soweto and other Johannesburg townships, after a week of looting of foreign-owned shops and violence in which four people were killed.
-
Water Problems Lead to Riots, Deaths in South Africa
Three babies who died from drinking tap water contaminated by sewage have become a tragic symbol of South Africa's struggle to cope with a flood of people into cities designed under apartheid to cater to the tiny white minority.
-
Rioting Erupts in South Africa Township Ahead of Vote
Rioting broke out in a South African township on the eve of the country's general election, one of several hotspots where the army has been deployed to keep order, police said Tuesday.
-
Nelson Mandela not trained by Israeli agents: Foundation
The South African Nelson Mandela foundation yesterday denied a British media report that former president Nelson Mandela had received training from Israeli agents in 1962.
-
Hashim Amla keen to keep running riot
Hashim Amla looked forward to returning to the scene of his greatest triumph after punishing England with yet another superb century.
-
FIFA donates $250,000 for Egyptian victims
FIFA called on the global football community to assist the families of the victims of last week's riot at a football match which resulted in 74 deaths also stating on Tuesday that it would donate $250,000.
-
FIFA's Blatter slams political interference in Egypt
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has slammed "political interference" in Egyptian football, in the wake of the death of 74 fans in riots following a midweek domestic match.
-
Blatter asks Egypt to provide reasons for violence
FIFA President Sepp Blatter asked the Egyptian Football Association on Thursday for details on the causes of the stadium riot that killed at least 74 fans.
