South Africa

Our Foreign Affairs Correspondent Jonathan Rugman encounters Jack Warner in his constituency office as more corruption accusations are levelled against the former Fifa vice president.

As the Conservatives and SNP prepare for battle in a radically altered political landscape, we reveal the relentless precision of the social media campaigns that became vital to their success.

South Africa’s opposition Democratic Alliance party says it voted Mmusi Maimane as leader on Sunday, making him the first black person to head the traditionally white party.

South Africa’s Zulu King Goodwill Zweluthini has condemned the deadly anti-immigrant attacks that have swept the country as “vile”.

South African police fire rubber bullets at looters as Xenophobic attacks spread to Johannesburg. At least four people have been killed since violence erupted in Durban two weeks ago.

South Africa is not like any other country – it has a special place in the hearts of ordinary Africans. But that could change after the recent fatal attacks on immigrants.

Police in the South African capital fire rubber bullets and tear gas on protesters who had been staging an anti-immigrant demonstration and pelted vehicles and police with rocks.

In the past 48 hours at least five immigrants have been killed in the latest in a string of xenophobic attacks in Durban, South Africa. Most of the pictures are too graphic to show.

Two muggers are caught on camera in South Africa robbing a reporter and his production team as they wait to do a live report outside a Johannesburg hospital.

South Africa’s parliament descends into chaos as opposition lawmakers are forcibly removed after disrupting President Jacob Zuma’s annual address over corruption allegations.

Anish Hindocha, brother of Anni Dewani, says his family “will never be able to heal” after Shrien Dewani was cleared of Anni’s murder – and there are “more questions than answers” after the trial.

The family of Anni Dewani, whose husband has been cleared of her murder during the couple’s South Africa honeymoon, say they are “deeply disappointed” that the justice system has failed them.

Luke Somers, a British-born photojournalist held hostage by al-Qaeda in Yemen, is killed in a failed rescue attempt.

Riot police enter the South African parliament to remove opposition MPs after they call President Jacob Zuma a thief and a criminal.