Coronavirus: Do South Africans think their president has done enough?

People were banned from buying it as part of efforts to combat the spread of coronavirus.

Aerial footage shows thousands of people in snaking lines hoping to get supplies.

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Thousands of people across South Africa are marching to demand President Jacob Zuma is sacked after he last week fired two finance ministers.

BBC Sport looks at the new trend emerging in South Africa where clubs are buying players from Australia and New Zealand.

There is something complicated, and then there is Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. While there is something of a historical revisionism happening in some quarters of our nation these days that brands Nelson Mandela’s second wife a revolutionary and heroic figure, it doesn’t take that much digging to remember the truly awful things she has been responsible for.

All four Nigerian and South African teams are in danger of being eliminated from the Champions League this weekend.

President Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete meets and hold talks with South Sudan President Salva Kiir during the UN General Assembly in New York yesterday(Photo by Freddy Maro)

South Africa is being hit by rolling electricity blackouts as already constrained capacity is further squeezed by a coal silo collapse at a power plant