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Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown In the dying days of South Africa's apartheid regime, pioneering Black runners helped transform the Comrades Marathon into the race it is today, one that reflects [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: Uyinene Mrwetyana's rape and murder have reawakened outrage about violence against women in South Africa. But will it lead to change, protesters ask? [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: In South Africa, rampant poverty and inequality have helped to foment contempt for foreign-born business owners. For days, the warnings had been slowly [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: A South African court has banned many displays of the country's former flag, ruling that they constituted hate speech, discrimination, and harassment. The [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: Bunny chow may sound like it's for rabbits -- or made of them -- but neither is true. It's an iconic South African [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: Mandarin Chinese is the world's most widely spoken language, and South Africa's government wants more students to speak it. Not everyone agrees. Fifteen-year-old [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: Disappointed with the pace of change, most young voters skipped an election that will give South Africa its next president. For Jabu Simelane, [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Staff writer Abstract: The discovery of gold and diamonds transformed South Africa's trajectory. Today the industry is in decline, and voters are hungry for solutions. On [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown In the faded snapshots he keeps from the early years of his show jumping career five decades ago, Enos Mafokate is never hard to pick out [...]

Byline: Ryan Lenora Brown Elizabeth Gqoboka heard the ocean long before she saw it, a low roar sliding in through the open bus window. She signaled for the driver to [...]