Foreign nationals touch almost every corner of African news — from last‑minute football transfers to diplomatic rows and migration policy changes. Want quick, practical updates? This tag gathers stories about people who live, work or move across borders and how those moves affect politics, sport and daily life across the continent.
Here you’ll find different kinds of reporting: breaking transfer sagas like "Alexander Isak Transfer Saga Throws Newcastle United Into a Summer Dilemma", human stories and apologies such as "Patrice Evra Opens Up on Snubbing Sir Alex Ferguson After FA Cup Final Omission", and political pieces with regional impact like "Junet Mohamed Clarifies Opposition's Support for Raila Odinga's African Union Bid Over Domestic Political Agendas." We also track foreign athletes in African competitions and major international fixtures that involve players, coaches or officials from other countries.
Expect concise match and transfer updates, profiles of expatriates and visiting diplomats, reports on visa, residency and legal disputes, plus analysis of how foreign presence shapes local economies and culture. For example, you might read about a high‑profile football transfer one day and a diplomatic nomination or migration policy debate the next. Each piece explains why the story matters locally and what it means for people on the ground.
Looking for a specific angle? Use the tag search to filter by country or topic (sports, law, migration, diplomacy). Our headlines are written to highlight the main angle so you can skim fast and click only what matters. We also add keywords to each item to help you spot stories about transfers, visas, or cross‑border politics quickly.
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ActionSA has strongly opposed Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero's suggestion to hire documented foreign nationals in the Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD). Morero aimed to address language barriers in combating crime, but his proposal faced significant resistance. ActionSA and Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi stressed the need for South African citizens in law enforcement roles.
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