More Ukraine-Russia talks scheduled as attack on base kills dozens
Diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine were stepping up on Monday, with Ukrainian and Russian
Strong quake strikes off Indonesia, no tsunami potential seen
A powerful earthquake struck off the west coast of Indonesia’s Sumatra island early on Monday and
Metrorail service between Bellville, Cape Town resumes following two-year closure
Metrorail says train services between Bellville and Cape Town will resume on Monday after being
SABC mourns passing of Free State video journalist Thabo Katsande
Late SABC News video journalist, Thabo Katsande, has been described as a friendly person who was
SIU to hear matter between Hlaudi Motsoneng, SABC over recovery of millions paid to musicians in 2016
The Special Investigating Unit Special Tribunal will on Monday hear a review application in the
Climate change may be playing a role in re-emergence of wildfires: Working on Fire
The integrated fire management agency, Working on Fire, says it is seeing a regular re-emergence of
Eskom warns generation system likely to remain constrained for next two days
Eskom has warned that its generation system is likely to remain constrained Monday and Tuesday.
Makwetla calls for a speedy investigation as recommended in State Capture report
Deputy Minister of Defence and Military Veterans Thabang Makwetla has called on law enforcement
Proteas beat Pakistan by six runs at ICC Women’s World Cup
The South African women’s cricket team, ranked second in the world behind Australia, produced
Dj Dimplez described as a gentle giant
The Mooi family has described the late DJ Dimplez as a gentle giant. Boitumelo Mooi, popularly known
Hammanskraal residents give government seven days to open clinic completed in 2019
Frustrated residents of Hammanskraal are calling on all government spheres to open a clinic whose
Additional security in place following theft, vandalism of Cape Town Metrorail cables
Metrorail in Cape Town says the recent vandalism of crucial infrastructure is aimed at crippling the
A sigh of relief for SA students arriving home from conflict-torn Ukraine
Ten more South African students have arrived in the country from Hungary after fleeing Ukraine.
De Lille refutes claims of being held hostage
Public Works and Infrastructure Minister, Patricia de Lille, has refuted claims that she was held
Western Cape agriculture under pressure as Russia-Ukraine conflict continues
Western Cape Agriculture Minister, Ivan Meyer, says the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine
US Congress reaches agreement for Ukraine aid, government funding bill
US (United States) congressional leaders reached a bipartisan agreement early on Wednesday to
Emergency Management Services on high alert amid heavy rains in Johannesburg
Emergency Management Services in Johannesburg say they remain on high alert as heavy rains continue
Ugandan leader’s son leaves military, in move seen as preparing for presidency
The lieutenant general son of Uganda’s president said on Tuesday he had retired from the military,
Relative calm restored in Alexandra following clashes between locals, foreign nationals
Relative calm has been restored to the streets Alexandra township, north of Johannesburg, following
Florida lawmakers pass bill limiting LGBTQ discussion in school
Florida lawmakers on Tuesday passed a Republican-backed bill that would prohibit classroom