Following weeks of escalating xenophobic violence against migrants from neighboring countries, many of whom fled, the South African government is now attempting to repair the damage.

Mastercard has partnered with the Nigerian and South African governments to launch the Africa Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence, aiming to strengthen cyber resilience across the continent.

Solomon Owusu, Director of Communications for the United Party, has accused the South African government of financing recent attacks and killings of Ghanaians in South Africa, claiming the violence is politically motivated.

The South African government and Afrikaner communities have rejected a claim by the United States regarding a humanitarian emergency for white people in the country.

The South African government has announced an increase in the annual investment limit for tax-free savings accounts (TFSA) from R36,000 to R46,000, effective March 1, 2026.

A decimal error by the South African government has led to a significant mistake in diesel pricing, causing a price shock.

The South African government has introduced a new strategy to enhance rhino coordination and confront poaching, emphasizing that rhinos are more valuable alive.

The South African government has deployed 2,200 soldiers to five provinces for a year to combat gangs and organized crime. In Cape Town, one of the hardest-hit cities, local mothers have begun patrolling streets in response to the surge in violence.

The South African government is preparing to deploy the army to combat violent gang warfare in the townships of Cape Town, a move whose long-term effectiveness is debated.

The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has backed the government's decision to pursue tougher diplomatic action against South Africa regarding the treatment of Ghanaians. They are also supporting a call for the African Union (AU) to consider imposing sanctions on South Africa.

The South African government has expressed concern over statements from Ghana's Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the killing of a Ghanaian national in Cape Town, insisting that Ghana's portrayal of the incident is inaccurate.

A rights group has filed a lawsuit against the South African government, challenging permits approved by the country's arms control body for US arms exports. The suit cites compliance failures and oversight gaps in the approval process.

Former Deputy Minister for Transport, Titus Nii Kwartei Glover, has expressed concern over the South African government's handling of recent xenophobic attacks against foreign nationals, describing its response as disappointing.

Nigerian survivors have shared their horror stories of xenophobic attacks in South Africa, leading to calls for compensation from the South African government. This issue is part of a broader range of Nigerian news, including political discussions, celebrity updates, and economic reports.

The South African government received a humorous lesson on the importance of artificial intelligence, as "AI hallucinations" were found within its proposed AI regulation.

An opinion piece argues that the South African government must either adopt a 'DIY' approach to empower Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) frontline workers or provide them with adequate compensation.

The South African government has stated that a man assaulted in a xenophobic attack is not Tanzanian, clarifying earlier reports.

The South African government and the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) are opposing the liquidation of Tongaat Hulett, warning that such a move would lead to business interruption and potential cessation of operations.

Nigeria has stated that there are no signs of anti-immigrant violence waning in South Africa, with the South African government facing accusations of not doing enough to address xenophobic attacks.

Fiifi Boafo, former Head of Public Affairs at Ghana Cocoa Board, has criticized the South African government, alleging its complicity in the resurgence of xenophobic violence.

A wave of cybercrime has hit South African government entities, with hacktivists claiming responsibility in response to perceived xenophobia.

Allegations have surfaced that the South African government utilized fake and fabricated research to formulate its artificial intelligence policy, sparking controversy.

An opinion piece discusses the current 'age of empire' and commends the South African government for navigating this period well, retaining its dignity and independent views without capitulating to stronger blocs.