22K views · 234 reactions | Athletics South Africa bosses got a grilling in Parliament this week when members of the Portfolio Committee of Sport, Arts and Culture asked them to explain how they failed to update the organisation’s Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) status. Committee member Liam Josephs takes them on… #SABCSportAthletics | SABC Sport | Facebook

68K views · 324 reactions | A huge fight broke out in South Africa's...

During the televised J-Bay Open surfing competition in South Africa, surfer Mick Fanning can be seen fighting off a shark attack. http://nbcnews.to/1fVvK65 | NBC News

9.3K views · 205 reactions | This year will be remembered for several reasons… but could parliament fights be one of them? Parliament brawls were witnessed worldwide in 2021 – not excluding the African continent. Here are some of the most talked about parliament fights from #Kenya, #Ghana and #SouthAfrica Can you think of others? ⬇️ | BBC News Africa | Facebook

13K views · 221 reactions | Today in Parliament Leader of the FreedomFront Plus political party Dr Corné Mulder addresses President Ramaphosa about Black Economic Empowerment (BEE) and cadre enrichment: Still indefinitely South Africa's future - Dr. Corné Mulder, VF Plus leader. From South Africa's Parliament 27/05/2025. #BreakTheSilenceAboutSouthAfrica | Break The Silence About South Africa | Facebook

Ramaphosa Sends a Shocking Message to Donald Trump: “You Don’t Dictate South Africa!” President Cyril Ramaphosa delivers a bold and uncompromising message during a key speech addressing ANC policy, South Africa’s sovereignty, and its international relations — sending shockwaves across the globe. In this video, we break down Ramaphosa’s powerful response to foreign pressure and his clear stance toward the United States, including a strong message aimed at Donald Trump: 👉 South Africa will not be

South Africa President making a speech, trying to say "In the Beginning " 😳🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭🙈🙈 | Asif Khan

222K views · 2.9K shares | "Madiba reminds us that no one is born hating another person because the color of his skin or his background or his religion. People must learn to hate. And if they can learn to hate, they can be taught to love. For love comes more naturally to the human heart." Former President Barack Obama wraps up speech at event in South Africa honoring Nelson Mandela https://cnn.it/2NltQvW | CNN International | Facebook