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Emergency rescue services launched a mission of a slightly different sort on Wednesday when they went to the aid of a dog stuck on a cliff ledge in Durban for four days.

One of Cape Town's top five-star hotels, the Cape Grace at the V&A Waterfront, has been sold to a company backed by Qatari oil riches.

Buses and trucks bore the brunt of a violent Cape Town taxi protest on Thursday morning.

The Mental Health Price Index 2022 finds depression is average and anxiety is lower in SA than in many parts of the world.

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Ukraine's leader called for global solidarity on Thursday to mark a month since Russia's invasion began, urging people around the world to take to the streets and calling on leaders meeting in summits in Europe to bolster action against Moscow.

A growing Covid-19 outbreak in Shanghai has seen buildings and apartment blocks locked down for testing, leaving some frustrated residents struggling to secure fresh food for nearly a week.

As a professional comedian until three years ago, Volodymyr Zelenskyy knows to tailor his material for different audiences. As president of a nation at war, he’s deployed that skill to great effect on a virtual world tour, inspiring and shaming in ...

A Ugandan court on Wednesday issued an arrest warrant for an international award-winning author who fled to Germany last month to seek treatment for injuries he said were inflicted on him during torture by security personnel, his lawyer said.

The Property Practitioners Regulatory Authority has begun a series of public hearings into racism in the sector.

A burst pipe has left most of Bloemfontein without water for almost a week, resulting in residents walking long distances to fetch water from tankers.

The SA Human Rights Commission’s (SAHRC) North West provincial office is conducting the second leg of its inquiry into allegations of poor infrastructure in public schools in the province.

Cape Town law enforcement authorities said there were reports of buses being set alight and taxis blocking the N2 highway as a planned protest got under way, disrupting morning peak hour traffic on Thursday.

All travellers entering SA from this week will have to show proof of vaccination or a negative PCR test not older than 72 hours.

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After an image of a notice was circulated earlier this week stating the State Attorney offices in Pretoria would be closed to the public due to unpaid rent, the department of public works has confirmed it owes millions to the landlord but says it is...

The Butterworth regional court on Wednesday sentenced a 55-year-old man to life imprisonment for the rape of a woman who was also held by him and his accomplices for three days in 2019.

The Competition Commission said on Wednesday that it would prohibit the proposed merger whereby Corruseal Group (Pty) Ltd intended to acquire Neopak (Pty) Ltd.

Swear words flew freely outside the Dobsonville police station as the EFF and Operation Dudula members went head to head.

The R1.8bn tender fraud case involving former department of correctional services and Bosasa officials was on Wednesday postponed by the Pretoria specialised commercial crimes court.

The high court in Pretoria on Wednesday said the National Director of Public Prosecutions had established, at first glance, a case that the Optimum Coal Mine properties bought by a Gupta-owned company are the proceeds of unlawful activities.

It has been a bad few weeks for the air transport industry.

Mpumalanga premier Refilwe Mtshweni-Tsipane has committed to beefing up security at the home of renowned Ndebele artist Esther Mahlangu, who was robbed and assaulted last week.

A Free State father who murdered his own son to spite the boy’s mother was handed a life sentence by the high court, provincial police said on Wednesday.

The United Nations General Assembly is convening on Wednesday to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine following Russia's invasion of the country.

The SA Civil Aviation Authority on Wednesday said it had barred Lufthansa Technik from servicing aircraft until further notice.

The IFP says the new community safety intervention unit - established by the KwaZulu-Natal government to deal with safety challenges experienced by traditional leaders - is yet to bare its teeth.

The Guptas’ Optimum Coal Holdings – including the Optimum Coal Mine and the Optimum Coal Terminal – have been preserved by an order of the high court in Pretoria.

The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure has warned residents there will be limited access in areas around the Sandton Convention Centre from Wednesday evening to Thursday night as the fourth SA Investment Conference is set to begin.