KwaZulu-Natal ANC ward 11 branch chairperson Duduzane Zuma has handed over a house to a family whose home was destroyed by the deadly floods in the province.

The SA Democratic Teachers' Union in KZN says a provincial education directive for teachers and pupils to wear traditional attire on Tuesday to honour King Misuzulu “has elements of indoctrination which must be rejected with the contempt it deserve...

SA's running fraternity is mourning the loss of another Comrades Marathon athlete who died close to the halfway mark on Sunday.

Educators' previous criminal convictions include theft (26.3%), assault (15.13%) and fraud (4.61%).

South African banks see physical money remaining key to their business as almost a third of their customers aren’t ready to go cashless, according to a survey.

Comrades Marathon winner Tete Dijana has scored a R50,000 cash bonus, R50,000 towards future training and a month’s paid leave to rest.

The SA Human Rights Commission is holding a hearing into allegations of discrimination in advertising.

A retired Durban metro police horse was put down on Monday.

The Soweto Independent Practitioners Association says armed criminals are increasingly targeting private doctors, calling for police to do more to protect GPs.

The information regulator has summonsed the SA Police Service to explain the alleged leak of personal information about the Krugersdorp rape victims.

Heavy clashes erupted in Baghdad, killing almost 20 people on Monday, after powerful Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr said he would quit politics, prompting his loyalists to storm a government palace and fight with rival groups.

The Solomon Islands government has told the United States it will place a moratorium on navy vessels entering its ports, the United States embassy in Canberra said on Tuesday.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged Russian troops to flee for their lives as his forces launched an offensive near the city of Kherson, saying Ukraine's military were taking back their territory though Russia said the assault had failed...

The Zimbabwean embassy in Pretoria says it is shocked by the comments made by Limpopo health MEC Dr Phophi Ramathuba to a patient a week ago.

An engine-cooling problem forced NASA on Monday to postpone for at least four days the debut test launch of the colossal new rocket ship it plans to use for future astronaut flights back to the moon, more than 50 years after Apollo's last lunar missi...

"SA is a culturally diverse country with the Bill of Rights ensuring the right to practice one’s religion and culture in keeping with the law. This must be respected by all," said the DA.

The institutional labour caucus at the Tembisa Hospital has rejected the suspension of CEO Dr Ashley Mthunzi.

A group of people hope their lives will change for the better after they heeded a call, allegedly by the EFF, to occupy open land in Olievenhoutbosch, Tshwane.

Arrest of Molefe ‘critical’ in holding those accused of state capture at Transnet to account: Investigating Directorate

Police on Monday rearrested Karabo Chiloane, the man who escaped from custody at the holding cells in the Emakhazeni magistrate's court on Thursday morning.

France and its European neighbours are seeking to shield consumers and businesses from a surge in energy prices on wholesale markets

Rezah Sampson joins young African artists in Nairobi for two-day creative boot camp

Poor working conditions, low pay and persistent shortages of resources are pushing well-trained professionals out of the country.

While Lourenco has won many supporters for his crackdown on corruption, analysts say Angola needs serious reform

Behavioural traits such as smoking and education level were correlated in lookalike pairs, says professor

Prison term reduced after appeal and judge finds state had not proven beyond a reasonable doubt 2011 murder was planned

Mpumalanga education department issued 55,000 tablets to matric pupils for study purposes

In SA, the equation has also been ‘skewed a little bit’ by a shortage of glass

The director of public prosecutions in Pretoria, Sibongile Mzinyathi, says a decision on the so-called "second docket' in the Senzo Meyiwa murder case  will be made at the conclusion of the trial.

The self-appointed illegal immigrant watchdog gathered outside Kalafong Hospital on Monday to vet entry to the establishment.