The SA Social Security Agency has dismissed a notice circulating on social media claiming it is working with the DA and portfolio committee of social development to give away poverty alleviation vouchers.

SA has trumped the Bahamas for having the most Instagram-worthy scuba diving spot in the world.

When 13-year-old Jerobiojin van Wyk went missing on February 2, his mother tried to get assistance from Klawer police.

Businesswoman Norma Mngoma aims to eventually expand her World News Holdings into SA.

Tourism is one of Australia's biggest industries.

People Opposing Women Abuse is not convinced the latest crime statistics on murder and rape of SA women are a true reflection of what is happening on the ground. It says the prevalence of such incidents is much higher.

The Life Esidimeni Inquest is being heard by the Pretoria high court on Monday.

Gauteng education MEC Panyaza Lesufi says children must never be afraid of going to school because they will be discriminated against and made to feel like second-class citizens.

Father Michael Lapsley, an Anglican priest and anti-apartheid activist, has been awarded the Niwano Peace Prize in Japan.

President Cyril Ramaphosa will deliver the keynote address at the annual Armed Forces Day in Mbombela in Mpumalanga today.

A 38-year-old mother of five, who was shot six times in her Welbedacht East home, died in hospital on Monday.

A silver urn decorated with flowers, a beaded purse, a pink diary, an asthma pump and a blue rucksack are some items the family of Silvia Wittal discovered she had with her on the day she went missing.

Hospitals in SA have been put under immense strain over the past two years as beds were filled with Covid-19 patients and elective surgeries had to be put on hold.

Democratic Republic of Congo’s government announced it is nearing a deal with Dan Gertler’s Fleurette Group to take back billions of dollars worth of its mining and oil assets in the country.

People who are vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine can from this week get either a Pfizer or J&J booster shot.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the police.

A magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck New Zealand near the South Island town of Blenheim on Monday at a depth of 30km, government seismic monitor Geonet said.

Paramedics assessed approximately 170 people after a suspected gas leak at a student residence of a university in Parktown, Johannesburg, on Sunday evening.

A vast majority of Japanese think the rollout of booster shots against Covid-19 is too slow and give mixed reviews to Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, including last week's decision to ease border rules, polls show...

A suicide bombing in central Somalia left at least 12 people dead and 14 others injured, a police officer said by phone.

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Egypt is readying to export locally made Covid-19 vaccines to African nations, looking to position itself as a hub for inoculations on the continent grappling with the virus.

Despite two decades of pledges by Credit Suisse to crack down on illegitimate funds, data leaked from the bank reveals that it held money for dozens of unsavoury clients from almost every corner of the world.

During the global War on Terror, international strategy relied on intelligence officials from regimes accused of corruption and torture. A number of these spies, and their families, have held large sums at Credit Suisse.

Suisse Secrets is an international investigation into one of the world’s wealthiest and most important banks.

Only students, staff and contractors with valid University of KwaZulu-Natal access permits will be permitted to enter Howard College on Monday.

Hoërskool Jan Viljoen parents in the west of Johannesburg on Sunday said they wanted equal treatment for all pupils and equal diversity representatives at the school.

An innocent bystander was shot dead when armed robbers began firing randomly during a cash robbery outside a business outlet in Eden Park in Gauteng on Sunday.

Suisse Secrets leak casts new light on bank’s role in mine sale that helped finance violence around 2008 election

Queen Elizabeth II, the UK’s 95-year-old monarch, has tested positive for Covid-19 and has mild symptoms, her office at Buckingham Palace said.