Social media reacts to the death of 21 teens in Enyobeni Tavern
South Africans have taken to social media to react to the passing 21 young people at Enyobeni Tavern
LISTICLE: Enyobeni Tavern saga – What we know
At least 21 young people were killed at the tavern on Sunday morning, including teenagers between
Zimbabwe healthcare workers temporarily call off wage strike
Zimbabwean healthcare workers halted a five-day-old pay strike and returned to work on Saturday, but
Nzimande warns students using NFSAS funds to support their families to stop
Higher Education Minister Blade Nzimande says the department is aware that the vast majority of
US Supreme Court overturns Roe vs Wade abortion rights landmark
The US Supreme Court on Friday took the dramatic step of overturning the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade
Makhura blames ANC’s dwindling support on ‘greedy’ party members
Outgoing African National Congress Gauteng Provincial Chairperson David Makhura says continued
Drought stricken Eastern Cape finally receives rain
Rain has fallen over the drought stricken western half of the Eastern Cape including in the
ANC in Gauteng to allow 5 branches from Ekurhuleni to participate in the provincial conference
The Gauteng African National Congress Executive Committee has decided to allow the five branches
Djokovic eyes redemption at Wimbledon amid tempestuous season
The season has not panned out as Novak Djokovic would have envisaged back in January but the former
Tunisian interior ministry says there are threats to president’s life
Tunisia’s interior ministry said on Friday it had information about serious threats to the life of
Western Cape Health encourages the continued use of masks
The Department of Health in the Western Cape is encouraging voluntary wearing of masks especially by
Northern Cape man sentenced to 17 years in prison for raping a 60-year-old woman
A Northern Cape man, Fabiaan Phooko, has been sentenced to 17-years in prison by the Prieska
Sudan protester shot dead as protests flare following military-civilian meeting
A protester was shot dead as anti-military protests flared in parts of Khartoum and nearby Omdurman
Netherlands says Russian spy caught seeking war crimes court internship
The Dutch intelligence service said on Thursday it had uncovered a Russian military agent attempting
Isolated Greenland polar bear population adapts to climate change
An isolated population of polar bears in Greenland has made a clever adaptation to the decline in
Wall Street slammed as recession worries mount
U.S. stock indexes tumbled on Thursday, with growth shares bearing the brunt of the selloff, after
Manchester City to begin Premier League title defence at West Ham
Manchester City will begin their Premier League title defence with a trip to West Ham United, while
U.S. Capitol Jan. 6 panel examines Trump’s pressure on Pence
The congressional committee investigating last year’s deadly assault on the U.S. Capitol turns its
U.S. rapper Lil Wayne denied entry into UK for festival performance
U.S. rapper Lil Wayne will no longer perform at a British music festival this weekend after he was
Somali president nominates Barre as prime minister after delayed elections
Somalia’s president nominated on Wednesday Hamza Abdi Barre, a former chairman of the Jubbaland