Israel on Thursday called on world powers to halt their nuclear negotiations with Iran immediately, citing a UN watchdog's announcement that Tehran has started producing enriched uranium with more advanced centrifuges.

Kellogg Co has reached an agreement with the union on a new five-year contract for its employees at a few breakfast cereal plants in the United States, it said on Thursday, almost two months after workers went on a strike.

The Children’s Amendment Bill seeks to strengthen protective measures for children and close gaps in the child protection system.

The man who pleaded guilty to killing Eastern Cape student Nosicelo Mtebeni is on Thursday being sentenced.

More than half of those who had been held at the hotel are now free to continue their travels.

Conservative US Supreme Court justices on Wednesday indicated support for upholding a restrictive Mississippi abortion law in a ruling that would undermine or outright overturn the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling legalising the procedure nationwide.

Former President Donald Trump's new social media venture is seeking to raise up to $1bn (R15.9bn) by selling shares to hedge funds and family offices at several times the valuation it commanded in a deal with a blank-check acquisition firm in October...

US officials ordered airlines to disclose passenger names and other information about those who have recently been in eight southern African countries and will give it to local and state public health agencies, according to documents seen by Reuters.

The Gauteng government is giving an update on Covid-19 and its vaccination rollout programme for the festive season.

The SA Human Rights Commission's hearing into the July unrest continues on Thursday.

SA Post Office (Sapo) estimates that mail leaving SA may be delayed by up to 14 days.

The variant was detected in an African woman who had travelled from an African country and transited through an Arab country, WAM said. The woman had received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine.

The SA Weather Service said there is a "big cut-off low weather system" approaching the country into the weekend, which is expected to bring rain to parts of the country

The Passenger Rail Agency of SA has fired its CEO Zolani Matthews for holding dual citizenship, which it says was a material breach that he did not disclose.

Many have expressed dismay with the department of mineral resources and energy's miscalculation of fuel prices, saying 6c makes little difference.

A warrant officer with 26 years' experience in solving gender-based violence cases, has advised survivors and those exposed to abuse to leave the relationship and seek help immediately.

Teeth whitening, dealing with 'toxic men' and forgetting how to speak Zulu were on the list of top trending YouTube videos this year. What was your fav?

The priority now is to make sure that the site is safe for the team to do the necessary inspection.

Covid-19 symptoms linked to the new Omicron variant are “extremely mild”. This is according to Dr Angelique Coetzee, who is chairperson of the SA Medical Association (SAMA) and among those who first raised the alarm over the new strain.

Benay Sager, chairperson of the National Debt Counsellors’ Association, says debt counsellors typically see a spike in enquiries in January and February.

Coronavirus updates.

More than a third of South Africans are living beyond their means and turning to credit to stretch their income as prices for common goods continue to rise, a latest survey found.

Infectious disease experts have issued a warning about assumptions around the severity of the new Covid-19 variant, saying this information isn't yet known.

The mandatory quarantine is regardless of a PCR test result.

Social development minister Lindiwe Zulu appeared before the SA Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) on Wednesday.

Despite a looming fourth wave of Covid-19 and the dangers of the new Omicron variant, the Plett Rage is set to go ahead from Friday.

The worst-hit province continues to be Gauteng, which recorded 6,168 cases in the past 24 hours, up from 3,143 on Tuesday.

Travel ban also hampered research and lacked any logic, say experts

The Cybercrimes Act, criminalising online-facilitated offences, including fraud, forgery and extortion, came into effect on December 1.

The inquiry may recall former defence minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula to answer the allegation that she lied in testimony to the Human Rights Commission.