Former finance minister Tito Mboweni has slammed a viral photoshopped picture of himself, saying such edits should be illegal.

'There must be some conversations around what is happening there,' says a ward councillor after residents who want locals prioritised for employment and business opportunities clashed with foreign nationals.

“I don’t know what government’s plans are on wearing masks, but what we’ve seen from other countries is that we have reached a stage where we can change our overall strategy. We can remove most of our restrictions and public health measures a...

European bank stocks have suffered steep declines since the invasion in Ukraine began, and the cost of insuring their debt has risen.

Higher commodity costs linked to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine risk slowing down the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, the International Monetary Fund warned.

The Special Investigating Unit believes it may be able to retrieve R5.5m from six entities and individuals who are alleged to have received money from Digital Vibes.

NUM and Amcu have demanded an increase of R1,000 a month over the next three years.

Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by David Thomson, senior legal adviser at Sanlam Trust, to discuss proposed changes to the law.

European gas futures jumped as much as 32% after Russia threatened to cut natural gas supplies to Europe via the existing Nord Stream pipeline.

Eskom is holding a briefing on Tuesday to give an update on the problems it's facing at various power stations.

Speeding up the restart of nuclear reactors halted in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear accident may be Japan's "best option" for riding out any oil and gas shortages that result from sanctions imposed on Russia, a senior ruling party lawmaker said o...

North Korea's missile launches could be groundwork for a return to intercontinental ballistic missile and nuclear bomb tests this year for the first time since 2017, the US Directorate of National Intelligence (DNI) said in its annual Worldwide Threa...

March 23 will mark exactly two years since President Cyril Ramaphosa announced that SA would go on 21-day hard lockdown to prepare the health system for a high influx of Covid-19 patients.

Flood warnings stretched across Australia's east coast on Tuesday and tens of thousands of Sydney residents fled their homes as torrential rains again pummelled the country's largest city, flooding several large suburbs.

Covid-19 can cause the brain to shrink, reduce grey matter in the regions that control emotion and memory, and damage areas that control the sense of smell, an Oxford University study has found.

Western Cape police have arrested a 15-year-old boy in connection with the murder of a couple related to 'The Voice SA' season two winner Craig Lucas.

Germany will host a virtual meeting of agricultural ministers from G7 countries on Friday to discuss the impact of Russia's invasion of Ukraine on global food security and how to best stabilise food markets, the government said.

"The fact that cellphone companies are like 'me too' whenever Eskom announces load-shedding, is why this country is the way it is," said one user.

Police arrested a scrap metal dealer and confiscated 120kg of copper at his premises in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape on Monday.

Bill Cosby avoided renewed legal jeopardy on Monday when the US Supreme Court declined to hear a bid by prosecutors to undo last year's ruling in Pennsylvania that overturned the 84-year-old actor and comedian's 2018 sexual assault conviction.

The University of Stellenbosch Business School study found that school-leavers with grades eight to 11 have the most significant “concretely positive” impact on economic growth.

Health minister Joe Phaahla said the number of fully vaccinated individuals currently stands at about 17-million, or 43% of the population.

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SA recorded just 801 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the NICD said on Monday.

More than 1.7-million Ukrainians fleeing Russia's invasion have so far crossed into Central Europe, the UN's refugee agency said on Monday, as thousands more streamed across the borders.

The controversial Operation Dudula campaign was once again marred by violence and complaints from the public in AlThe controversial Operation Dudula campaign was once again marred by violence and complaints from the public in Alexandra yesterday as f...

The Competition Commission has conditionally approved the proposed transaction whereby Magister Investments will acquire control of Tongaat Hulett (THL).

The Pretoria high court on Monday convicted businessman Muhamed Sajid Khan, 44, on two counts of murder and attempted murder.

After the clash, several shops closed their doors. It is not clear how the organisation identified who is undocumented.