British Prime Minister Boris Johnson was clinging to power on Wednesday, gravely wounded by the resignation of ministers who said he was not fit to govern and with a growing number of lawmakers calling for him to go.

Recession calls are getting louder on Wall Street, but for many of the households and businesses who make up the world economy the downturn is already here.

Motorists woke up to record high fuel prices on Wednesday morning.

A KwaZulu-Natal man survived an alleged attempt at ending his life by plunging off the view point at Howick Falls on Tuesday.

Democratic Republic of Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi will meet his Rwandan counterpart Paul Kagame for talks in Angola this week, officials said on Monday.

The Gauteng department of health said a fire that broke out on Tuesday night and was confined to a small section of level two parking at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Academic Hospital was contained.

Family members of the 21 youngsters who recently died in the Enyobeni tavern tragedy in East London have started to gather at the Scenery Park Sports Grounds for their mass funeral.

A significant increase in fraud is being recorded as criminals take advantage of a risk-heavy environment, says the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service.

The alleged architects of state capture will be enrolled before the end of September.

Stage 5 load-shedding will be implemented on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons, with varying stages implemented for the foreseeable future.

Do you agree with Ramaphosa attending the mass funeral for victims of the Enyobeni tavern tragedy?

Mourners, including President Cyril Ramaphosa, have gathered in Scenery Park, East London for the mass funeral for 21 teenagers who died in the Enyobeni tavern tragedy on June 26.

Traditional surgeons and nurses who are part of illegal initiation schools should be arrested and charged, say MPs in the portfolio committee on cooperative governance and traditional affairs.

"Don't teach me about human rights. Don't tell me about the safety of my people. I fought for it, I nearly died for it. I was arrested for it, I was exiled for it," Cele said.

A hacker has claimed to have procured a trove of personal information from the Shanghai police on one billion Chinese citizens, which tech experts say, if true, would be one of the biggest data breaches in history.

According to Prof Salim Abdool Karim , in the absence of an indoor mask mandate, SA needs to use vaccination as a way to reduce risk in indoor settings.

The man accused of opening fire on a July Fourth parade near Chicago was charged on Tuesday with seven counts of murder, as police revealed they had reported him as posing a "clear and present danger" after alleged threats to his family in 2019.

Ukraine updates.

Police minister Bheki Cele lost his composure in Gugulethu on Tuesday when Ian Cameron, a director of community safety at Action Society, questioned the police’s failure in combating crime.

Purists believe a sangoma’s gift is to heal, not help criminals run from the law

Saving Sandfish Project has conservationists, farmers, landowners and other stakeholders working together

The ministerial review panel which investigated maladministration at the Government Printing Works has found that there was a failure of management and supervision which led to the crashing of the server at the institution.

Anti-narcotics detectives and police crime intelligence agents have seized dozens of kilograms of heroin and crystal meth from an international drug smuggling syndicates outside Johannesburg.

Turkish police used teargas and pepper spray to halt an LGBTQ+ Pride march in the capital Ankara on Tuesday, detaining at least 36 people after authorities banned such marches in cities across the country for security reasons.

The National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa) said on Tuesday it had received a mandate from its members to accept Eskom's wage proposal.

Former parliamentarian Vincent Smith’s corruption, fraud and tax fraud case has been set down for August 4 by the Johannesburg specialised commercial crime court to obtain a high court date.

The Eastern Cape Liquor Board has cited staffing issues after the tragic and mysterious deaths of 21 youths at Enyobeni tavern in the Eastern Cape on June 26.

Limpopo police are investigating the murder of Riaan Naude, a renowned wildlife hunter who was shot dead near Kruger National Park last month.

A team of Johannesburg waste pickers has collected more than 700,000kg of plastic recyclables over the past eight months

JMPD traffic warden Luleka Sobetshe, who was killed in a hit-and-run incident while on duty, gave her life in service to the city of Johannesburg.