Hassen Seria reports from Cape Town.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators gather outside the High Supreme Court in Cape Town to voice their support for South Africa's 'genocide' case against Israel in The Hague.

Tens of thousands of people have flooded the streets in South African capital, Cape Town, to call on the government to sever ties with Israel.

Thousands of South Africans take part in a march in support of Palestinians in Gaza.

Israel’s unconscionably inhumane and devastating bombardment of the besieged Gaza Strip has continued for over two weeks now.

The Palestinian struggle for liberation is one that resonates with South Africans who faced a similar regime, with recent developments in the region highlighting how some have not abandoned their past racist ideals.

Several hundred members of the Muslim community in Cape Town gathered at the Al Quds mosque in solidarity with Palestinians.

The Anglican Church in South Africa says a decision to declare Israel an apartheid state bears historical significance to its own struggle back home against such discriminatory laws.

Imam Achmad Cassiem, a prominent anti-apartheid figure in South Africa and a Muslim community leader, died in Cape Town on July 14 at the age of 77.

The five foreign ministers of the BRICS member states will be joined by 15 other foreign ministers representing Africa, the Global South, and Friends of BRICS nations.