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British businessman Daryl Upsall has spent decades living and working in Europe, travelling on a British passport without a second thought -- but then Brexit made him think again

For Some, Brexit Means Nailing Your Colours To A New Flagpole

For some, Brexit means nailing your colours to a new flagpole

Suu Kyi's defence of the same military that once kept her locked up has since caused international condemnation

Myanmar's Suu Kyi Rejects Genocide Claims At Top UN Court

Myanmar's Suu Kyi rejects genocide claims at top UN court

Myanmar's civilian leader will appear at the International Court of Justice as the Buddhist state disputes claims that it tried to exterminate minority Rohingya Muslims

Myanmar's Suu Kyi Told To 'Stop The Genocide' In UN Court

Myanmar's Suu Kyi told to 'stop the genocide' in UN court

Rainbow nation: Springbok scrum half Faf de Klerk holds the William Webb Ellis Trophy alongside his teammates outside the South African parliament in Cape Town

Springboks Celebrate Victory At Legendary Mandela Site

Springboks celebrate victory at legendary Mandela site

Soweto Rugby School Academy's girl players await the return of their Springbok heroes after winning the World Cup

Soweto's Rugby Women Look To Springboks For Inspiration

Soweto's rugby women look to Springboks for inspiration

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa holds the Rugby World Cup trophy with Springboks captain Siya Kolisi

'Warrior' Springboks Parade World Cup Through Streets Of Soweto

'Warrior' Springboks parade World Cup through streets of Soweto

The iconic picture of Nelson Mandela (L) congratulating captain Francois Pienaar after the Springboks won the 1995 Rugby World Cup

Soweto To Welcome World Cup Winning Springboks, A Team They Once Hated

A national tour by Rugby World Cup winners the Springboks begins Thursday and one of the first stops will be Soweto, a township near Johannesburg where they team were once hated.

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa congratulated victorious Springboks skipper Siya Kolisi after the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama

Once A Whites-only Team, The Springboks Thrive With Racial Unity

Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus is adamant that there are no racists in his charge, telling AFP that "I would not tolerate racism in my squad"

South Africans celebrate in Johannesburg after the Springboks won the Rugby World Cup - rugby has grown in popularity among the black population who traditionally prefer football

South Africans Hope Rugby World Cup Win Will Unite The Nation

Kolisi and South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa lift the Webb Ellis Cup

The two countries have urged their teams to inspire the nation

England, Springboks Aim To Lift Home Gloom With Rugby Win

Come on the Springboks!

England will play their fourth Rugby World Cup final on Saturday

England, South Africa Clash In Rugby World Cup Final For The Ages

Flanker Siya Kolisi is South Africa's first black captain

Zuma, pictured in court on Tuesday, filed a last-minute appeal against corruption charges

S.Africa's Zuma Delays Corruption Trial With Appeal

The corruption trial of South Africa's embattled former president Jacob Zuma has been delayed again after his lawyer announced Tuesday he would appeal.The last-minute move pushes back a long-awaited trial over bribery allegations dating back to a 1990s arms deal. Zuma dismissed the charges as a conspiracy.If it goes ahead, the trial would be the first time Zuma faces a court on graft charges, despite a string of accusations over his long political career.

Former South African president Jacob Zuma, pictured Friday at the High Court

S.Africa Court Rules Ex-leader Zuma Must Face Corruption Trial

Zuma in dates

Designer 'Honored' Meghan Markle Wears This Dress

The Duchess of Sussex has worn the outfit to very important events.

Helping hand: Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, at a youth employment hub in Johannesburg

Harry And Meghan Wrap Up African Tour

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex on Wednesday wrapped up a marathon tour of southern Africa by visiting South African President Cyril Ramaphosa after pledging millions for skills training for jobless youngsters.The royal couple were welcomed by Ramaphosa and first lady Tshepo Motsepe in the capital Pretoria, where they exchanged gifts.Earlier, Harry and Meghan visited the Youth Employment Services (YES) centre in the Johannesburg township of Tembisa, touring various entrepreneurial and skills programmes hosted at the hub.

Wind and smiles: Prince Harry and his wife Meghan meet members of Waves for Change. The group uses surfing to help young people trapped in Cape Town's slums get a different perspective on life

Harry And Meghan Make Pitch For Mental Health On S.African Tour

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan on Tuesday gave a royal boost to South African surfers harnessing the power of the waves to promote mental health in poor communities.Help through sport -- an issue famously close to the prince's heart -- marked the second day of their tour of southern Africa, the first official trip by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex since becoming parents to baby Archie in May.Buffeted by high winds, the couple chatted to members of an NGO called Waves for Change, which uses surfing to help stressed youngsters in Cape Town's slums find positive thinking and calm.

After the first five months of his life largely shielded from the public eye, baby Archie will become one of the youngest royals to take part in an official visit

Royal Baby Archie Awaited In S.Africa For First Official Trip

Prince Harry and Meghan were presented with gifts for Archie when they met New York Yankees players earlier this year

Siya Kolisi South Africa's black captain lifting the Rugby World Cup trophy would be a hugely symbolic moment former Boks assistant coach Alan Solomons told AFP

Kolisi Lifting World Cup Would Be 'Hugely Symbolic': Solomons

The Springboks have bought into Rassie Erasmus's strategy and philosophy evidenced by winning the Rugby Championship former South African scrum-half Francois Hougaard told AFP

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Springbok forward Mark Andrews, seen here during the 1999 World Cup, "hated" the 1995 World Cup final when South Africa beat New Zealand

Pressure Was 'Horrendous' Says World Cup Winner Mark Andrews

Siya Kolisi is the first black player to captain South Africa at a World Cup

Mugabe was finally ousted in 2017 when his previously loyal military generals turned against him as the country was mired in an economic crisis

Zimbabwe Ex-President Mugabe Dies Aged 95

Robert Mugabe, the former guerrilla hero turned despot who ruled Zimbabwe for 37 years until the military forced him out, has died aged 95.First heralded as a liberator who rid the former British colony Rhodesia of white minority rule, Mugabe used repression and fear to govern until he was finally ousted by his previously loyal generals in November 2017.President Emmerson Mnangagwa said his predecessor had been declared a "national hero" and that Zimbabwe would mourn him until the burial.