International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola called for deeper South Africa–Uganda cooperation at the third JCC in Pretoria, stressing unity amid global instability.
An IOL opinion argues Ronald Lamola was right to highlight history but says Europe must first acknowledge slavery and colonialism and pay reparations to rebuild trust.
Lamola warns Africa faces a new scramble for critical minerals South Africa’s International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has warned that the global race for critical minerals...
Tensions between South Africa and the United States escalated after a spat between International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola and US Ambassador Leo Brent Bozell III over...
South Africa's international relations minister Ronald Lamola urged global solidarity for Palestine and pledged defence of the UN Charter in a Riverside Church address on 21...
South Africa on Wednesday hit back at new US visa restrictions over its racial equity policies, accusing the Trump administration of distorting its laws and further...
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola arrived in Washington after the US announced visa restrictions targeting South African officials, escalating tensions between the two governments.
US visa restrictions over alleged persecution of Afrikaners and minorities draw praise from AfriForum, condemnation from Cosatu and sharp reactions from analysts and ministers.
Minister Ronald Lamola criticises new US visa restrictions, defends South African laws including the Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Act and calls for diplomatic engagement.
Nkosazana Dlamini‑Zuma has withdrawn attributing a vote‑buying voice note to Ronald Lamola but says concerns about money in ANC leadership contests remain.