Tunisia extends drinking water quota system, ban on agriculture use
Tunisia has extended the quota system for drinking water and a ban of use in agriculture until
Maimane gunning to be President in 2024 elections
Build One South Africa leader Mmusi Maimane has announced that he will be gunning to be President in
DA targeting wrong person in Mbalula regarding ANC’s cadre deployment records: Legal expert
Legal expert Mpumelelo Zikalala says the Democratic Alliance (DA) is targeting the wrong person in
Employment data worrisome: Economists
Economists have painted a worrisome picture on the quarterly employment figures released by Stats SA
Aziz Pahad: A Life of Activism and Diplomacy
Anti-apartheid struggle stalwart, Aziz Pahad passed away earlier today at age 82.
Anti-apartheid activist Aziz Pahad passes on
Anti-apartheid activist Aziz Pahad has passed away. Pahad was 82 years old.
Africa’s success crucial to all futures: US Secretary of Defence
The US Secretary of Defence concluded his African visit in Angola on Wednesday saying the success of
‘Medupi power station has turned the corner’
Eskom says planned maintenance will be kept at 10.5-percent of generating units, reaching up to 7
Morocco to host 2025 Africa Cup of Nations finals
Morocco was awarded the hosting of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations finals on Wednesday, replacing
Klaasen guides South Africa to one-sided win over Australia
Heinrich Klaasen bludgeoned the ball to all corners in a blistering knock of 174 to lead South
NUMSA supports auto workers’ strike in the US
Labour union NUMSA says it supports the strike by United Auto Workers (UAW) in America as they
Tshwane says Labour Court has granted permanent interdict against striking workers
The City of Tshwane says it has been granted a permanent interdict by the Labour Court in
AmaZulu regiments asked to be on time for Buthelezi’s funeral
KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lt-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has called on members of the AmaZulu
TikTok fined 345 million euros over handling of children’s data in Europe
TikTok has been fined 345 million euros (R7 billion) for breaching privacy laws regarding the
GALLERY: Events ahead of Buthelezi’s funeral
The funeral of AmaZulu Traditional Prime Minister and Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) founder, Prince
Lamola defends remission decision
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola has defended the release of prisoners on remission that included
Malcolm Marx ruled out for the rest of RWC
The Springboks have been rocked by news that their impact hooker, Malcolm Marx, is out of the 2023
Morocco quake survivors pack donkeys with supplies to reach cut-off villages
With many roads still blocked by landslides, some Moroccan villagers on Wednesday loaded donkeys
Trawler’s attempt fails to free grounded cruise ship in Greenland
A fish trawler’s attempt to free a luxury cruise ship that ran aground two days ago in a remote part
Gauteng Health investigating pregnant patient’s alleged suicide
The Gauteng Health Department says it has opened an inquest docket and an internal investigation