Letter writers discuss national debt, tax burden on seniors, President Donald Trump’s ambush of South Africa’s president, and Trump’s pardons.

Despite the creation of some jobs, youth unemployment in South Africa — now at 46.1% — remains a national crisis.

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A pioneering emeritus Latter-day Saint general authority Seventy recalls the faith's roots in his Kenyan homeland, growing ...

A country led by an authoritarian leader who thumbs his nose at the rule of law is not the America I know. And it certainly ...

At a studio in central Johannesburg, dancers from various countries moved together to the rhythm of South Africa's amapiano ...

Trump lashed out at a reporter aboard Air Force One last month over the issue when several dozen Afrikaners were settled in ...

The road to becoming refugees took both families to Birmingham, Alabama. But that is where the two families’ similarities end ...

Trump's comments on South Africa spark outrage, but local concerns focus on violence and property rights, challenging Western media narratives.