Episcopal Church refuses to assist with settling Afrikaners in the US
The Episcopal Church has refused to help resettle 49 Afrikaners granted refugee status in the US, sparking backlash from the White House.
The Episcopal Church has refused to help resettle 49 Afrikaners granted refugee status in the US, sparking backlash from the White House.
The Department of International Relations and Cooperation says 49 Afrikaners who relocated to the US as refugees will not lose their South African citizenship.
The United States and China have agreed to suspend part of their tariffs for 90 days, a move expected to ease trade tensions and impact global markets.
The US Embassy in Pretoria says it is reviewing refugee applications from Afrikaners under a new executive order by President Trump.
Several Frontier Airlines agents have been fired after a viral video showed them mocking a passenger who complained about a surprise check-in fee.
These traits make them ruthless in pursuit of their own agendas and entirely focused on self-promotion and self-advancement.
A new US bill proposes giving special refugee status to white South Africans—here’s what it means, who qualifies, and how it may affect those applying.
Donald Trump has announced a new 30% tariff on South African imports, escalating tensions between the two countries just as officials were trying to mend relations.
South Africa’s automotive sector is calling on President Cyril Ramaphosa to retaliate after Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported vehicles.
The US has expelled South Africa’s ambassador, Ebrahim Rasool, citing political tensions and diplomatic disagreements between Washington and Pretoria.
Passengers on an American Airlines flight evacuated after an engine fire broke out while taxiing at Denver International Airport.
Donald Trump announced that Afrikaner farmers facing safety concerns in South Africa will be given a fast-track to US citizenship.
President Trump has issued a direct ultimatum to Hamas, demanding the release of Israeli hostages and threatening severe consequences if they do not comply.
Donald Trump’s first Congress speech since returning to power sparked outrage, as Democrats protested, Canada retaliated over tariffs, and markets reacted.
A tense Oval Office meeting between Trump, Zelensky, and VP Vance turned confrontational, with Trump accusing Zelensky of being ungrateful and reckless in handling the war.
Former US State Department official Mike Benz claims USAID was used to influence regimes worldwide as the Trump administration permanently shuts down its funding in South Africa.
Dana Brown, the US chargé d’affaires in South Africa, has resigned with immediate effect amid rising diplomatic tensions between Pretoria and Washington.
The Trump administration has permanently cut HIV/AIDS funding to South Africa, leaving critical health programs in jeopardy.
AfriForum and Solidarity met with Trump officials to push for US intervention in South Africa.
Donald Trump has announced a new $5 million Gold Card program, allowing wealthy foreigners to buy US residency and a path to citizenship.
A Southwest Airlines flight was forced to abort its landing at Chicago Midway Airport after a private jet crossed the runway.
William Banks, a US inmate convicted of stealing pro-Israel posters, filmed his dramatic prison escape and posted it online—here’s what we know.
Tateona Williams, the Detroit mother whose two children froze to death in a van, was seen partying on Facebook Live, sparking public outrage.
TikTok has officially returned to the US App Store after President Donald Trump delayed the enforcement of a nationwide ban, but questions remain over the app’s long-term future.
A controversial addition to Trump’s executive order is a directive that paves the way for Afrikaners in South Africa to be resettled in the US as refugees.
The executive order declares that federal funding will be withdrawn from educational institutions that allow transgender athletes to compete in women’s sports.
US President Donald Trump has announced an immediate halt to all funding to South Africa, citing alleged human rights violations against white citizens. Here’s what this means for US aid programs and South Africa’s foreign relations.
The tragedy comes just two days after the Washington DC air disaster. Here’s what we know so far.
A passenger plane and a US Army helicopter collided mid-air over Washington DC, before crashing into the Potomac River, leaving at least 18 dead.
In a fiery exchange, Judge Coughenour expressed scepticism toward the administration’s legal arguments.