Through the first half of March, the Truth Hounds team embarked on an advocacy trip to South Africa to discuss two major recent reports: one on the destruction of the Kakhovka dam and the international law protection of the environment during armed conflict,

South Africa’s fragile unity government has been shaken again. The country’s second-largest political party broke with partners Wednesday and voted against a national budget.

From white genocide to the Expropriation Act, South Africa has been put under the spotlight by the likes of US president Donald Trump and close advisor Elon Musk who have espoused concerning views about the country and accused leaders of being prejudicial towards Afrikaner farmers.

Column - - The Irish playwright George Bernard Shaw is often credited with saying, "I learned long ago never to wrestle with a pig. You get dirty, and besides, the pig likes it." Such is South Africa's dilemma in dealing with US President Donald Trump's bombastic administration.

South African-born Musk, who has regularly accused the nation’s Black-led government of being antiwhite, repeated a claim last weekend in a social media post that some of the country’s political figures are “actively promoting white genocide.”

According to the congressional website, Bozell’s nomination was received by the Senate Foreign Relations committee on Monday. Trump had previously picked Bozell to be head of the U.S. Agency for Global Media, but that nomination was withdrawn.

A new book argues that South Africa should ‘start again’, but the reviewer says it doesn’t make a strong case.