The highest selling bull at the 2022 national ankole live auction on Saturday at Phala Phala Wildlife - a game farm owned by President Cyril Ramaphosa - sold for R1.65m.

Apple Inc workers in Maryland voted on Saturday to join a union, becoming the first retail employees of the tech giant to unionise in the United States.

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Daily updates on the coronavirus pandemic in SA.

The family of a Cape Town woman who was missing for three weeks is unhappy about speculation around her alleged kidnapping.

The SA Weather Service has warned of cold and wet weather in the central interior and parts of the Cape provinces from Monday.

Sekunjalo Group's Iqbal Survé has won an interim interdict preventing Nedbank from closing dozens of bank accounts.

Cape Town mayor Geordon Hill-Lewis said a month's rainfall hit the city in one day, leaving several areas waterlogged.

"I'm your nightmare," Andre Loots told a senior Johannesburg attorney in a May 2021 email. It was one of 54 abusive messages the wealthy businessman sent to the lawyer and his attorneys over six weeks before he was temporarily stopped by an interim i...

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There is no evidence that somebody within the Constitutional Court gave confidential information to Ismail Abramjee concerning public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s application before that court.

The office of the chief justice (OCJ) said on Friday that an internal review of all its supply chain management processes is likely to be completed within the next three months.

Meta Platforms Inc was sued on Friday over claims that private medical data is being shared secretly with Facebook when patients access web portals for healthcare providers.

Two suspects aged 48 and 39 are expected to appear in the Germiston magistrate’s court on Monday on allegations of being in possession of rhino horns.

It has been almost four years since the North West department of health was put under administration in 2018, but some healthcare users there say improvement in health services has been negligible.

A 70-year-old supermarket owner who allegedly sold medication without the necessary licence appeared in the Polokwane magistrate’s court on Friday.

Check Point Software, a provider of cybersecurity solutions globally, on Friday reminded African organisations of the importance of cybersecurity training for employees, after the recent "data compromise" at supermarket chain Shoprite.

A woman “hijacked at gunpoint” this week in her parked car went from portraying herself as a victim of crime – and landing her none-the-wiser boyfriend in police custody – to being arrested hours later for defeating the ends of justice.

Protect yourself from bandit behaviour by asking specific questions about a company's quotation process before you hand over your property - specifically the quote rejection or “release” fee.

In a traditional Muslim house in the old quarter of Sarajevo, a film has revived two different periods of war during which Bosnian Muslims saved Jews from Nazis and then 50 years later Jews rescued Muslims from Bosnia's besieged capital.

Silver ribbons of sardines streamed into KwaZulu-Natal on Friday‚ infecting the south coast with the much-anticipated “sardine fever”.

Chances of Britain heading into a recession over the next year or two have increased amid soaring inflation due to the country's vulnerability to external shocks, J.P.Morgan economists said on Friday, a day after the Bank of England raised borrowing ...

In a packed Ethiopian prison last November, charity worker Tesfaye Weldemaryam cried out in delirium for two weeks. To make space for Tesfaye to lie down, said a cellmate, other prisoners huddled together in the darkness, their legs aching from const...

The critical shortage of medical professionals is exacerbated by delays in placing interns nationally, says Dr Edward Ngwenya of the SA Medical Association.

A man arrested for allegedly assaulting a 16-year-old boy during an argument over salt seasoning in Groblersdal in Limpopo will remain in custody after the town's magistrate’s court postponed his bail application on Friday.

“You are not unemployed because you lack talent. You are unemployed because Ramaphosa has not given you a job,” said EFF leader Julius Malema.

British interior minister Priti Patel on Friday approved the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the US to face criminal charges, bringing his long-running legal saga closer to a conclusion.

Driver error was a contributing factor in the cause of the crash between a truck and bus on the M17 that claimed 15 lives and left 37 injured last Friday, said transport minister Fikile Mbalula.

In its bankruptcy filing, Revlon said supply chain disruptions prompted intense competition for ingredients used to make its products.

Russia could delay reaching its strategic goal of producing 140-million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually as western sanctions limit equipment imports while domestically-made substitutions cost as much as twice, say energy officials.