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South Africa Investigates Extortion Networks Targeting Indian-Owned Businesses

The case highlights ongoing challenges related to organised crime and community safety, with officials indicating that arrests are expected as

South Africa Launches Special Task Force After Attacks on Indian-Owned Businesses Escalate

The task force is expected to present initial findings and recommendations in the coming days, as investigations continue Aman Sing

South Africa Probes Violent Attacks on Indian-Owned Shops Amid Rising Xenophobia Concerns

For Indian entrepreneurs, the attacks underscore the importance of security planning and community engagement The situation reflects broader challenges in

South Africa targets 100,000 Indian tourists with faster visas and better connectivity

With faster visas, better routes and a wide range of experiences, South Africa hopes to welcome a fresh wave of

New book reveals how Indian music became a voice of resistance in apartheid South Africa

Organised into five thematic chapters, the book covers migration history, resistance through music, learning and genre formation, gender dynamics,

‘It Hurts, But I’m Proud’: Laura Wolvaardt reflects on South Africa’s World Cup final defeat

“…I’m incredibly proud. We’ve shown we can compete with the best. This is not the end — just another step

South African teacher cuts Hindu student’s religious thread, sparks outrage

Incident at KwaZulu-Natal school draws condemnation from Hindu community and rights groups PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A teacher in South Africa allegedly cut

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