SA is at risk of being added to a so-called grey list of countries deemed as having insufficient measures in place to combat money laundering and terrorist financing by the Financial Action Task Force.

The grade 10 pupil from Buffalo Flats is being treated in hospital.

Two groups, both claiming to be the legitimate representatives of the Khoi people, clashed outside the Cape Town high court on Wednesday.

A District of Columbia man who pleaded guilty to assaulting police officers outside the US Capitol was sentenced on Tuesday to 63 months behind bars, tying the record for the longest prison term to date for anyone convicted in the January 6, 2021 rio...

President Xi Jinping’s Covid Zero strategy has become notorious internationally for its grueling lockdowns. But in the southwestern megacity Chongqing, signs of China’s signature pandemic policy disrupting daily life are hard to find.

Millions of people driven from their homes into camps due to an Islamist insurgency that has killed nearly 350,000 people, with many now facing an uncertain future as local authorities close the makeshift settlements.

The sentencing of murderer Ntuthuko Shoba is taking place on Thursday at the Gauteng High Court.

Italian drinks companies are facing a shortage of the carbon dioxide (CO2) they need to put the fizz into their cans and bottles this summer as some gas producers cut output in response to rising energy costs.

Britain's National Grid said on Thursday there could be periods where electricity supply is tight this winter, given uncertainty over supplies of Russian gas to Europe, but that it expects to be able to meet demand.

The City of Cape Town has warned job seekers not to fall for a fake ‘"trainee traffic officer" job advert that has been circulating online.

The oldest patient yet has been cured of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant for leukaemia, researchers reported on Wednesday.

Anton Mzimba, head of ranger services at the Timbavati reserve, was shot dead this week after receiving death threats, says NGO.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said his country is ready to mobilise its nuclear war deterrent and counter any US military clash, and criticised South Korea's new president for the first time, warning Seoul was pushing towards the brink of war.

Irvin Jim was re-elected as general secretary and Andrew Chirwa as president.

Most economists polled by Reuters expect US GDP grew, if slowly, in the three months from April through June.

Should the government introduce a basic income grant?

Eight armed robbers were involved in Wednesday's N2 freeway shoot-out in KwaZulu-Natal.

John Kane-Berman's life was about opposition to the abuse of power and how its misuse hurt the most defenceless people, says the Institute of Race Relations.

According to Professor Alex Welte from the SA Centre for Epidemiological Modelling and Analysis, immunity from vaccination may not last as long with the development of more Covid-19 variants.

McDonald's will increase the price of its cheeseburger by 20% in Britain, in the first price hike for the popular item in 14 years as it responds to soaring inflation.

Twelve months later South Africans are still trying to make sense of the riots and pick up the pieces.

Ukraine updates.

A man who robbed a Kimberley dealership and stole two vehicles with his accomplice in 2019 has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.

The Jacob Zuma Foundation has expressed its full confidence and support for its chairperson Dudu Myeni after her sentencing for obstructing the administration of justice on Wednesday.

First chef and farmer ‘cook off’ highlights nutritious indigenous food

More than a year since her son’s fatal shooting, Gcinaphi Mkhumbi is still trying to come to terms with his death

The manager has also addressed the claim that after installation, stolen doors opened by themselves at night

Tyrese Doman has been banned by the GWRU from coaching, playing, officiating and even watching rugby matches

An article headline about a study that found teens who read printed books scored higher in a reading test has elicited fun responses

Three Lesotho nationals who were extradited from Lesotho to SA this week appeared in the Bonnievale magistrates’ court in Western Cape in connection with the murder of a farmer in 2019.