Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant has resumed operations after being shut down two weeks ago for an overhaul, Iranian state broadcaster IRIB reported on Saturday.

Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell said the overturning of Bill Cosby's 2018 sexual assault conviction justifies throwing out sex trafficking and other charges stemming from her relationship with the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The death toll from last week's condominium collapse in Florida rose on Friday to 20 after search-and-rescue crews found two more bodies, including the 7-year-old daughter of a Miami firefighter.

Two Eastern Cape motorists have been arrested for transporting alcohol in contravention of the Disaster Management Act (DMA) regulations.

Forty-one workers who were fired after a mob pushed a human resources manager through a window have failed in their labour appeal court bid for reinstatement.

The SA Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) has given the go ahead for the use of the CoronaVac Covid-19 vaccine, which is manufactured by the Chinese biopharmaceutical company Sinovac.

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Gauteng traffic police have issued a stern warning to perpetrators of violence in the taxi industry.

Former SA cricket captain and veteran administrator Dr Ali Bacher will use his knowledge to inspire young people in the education sector.

SA saw its highest ever number of single-day Covid-19 infections on Friday, with 24,270 new cases recorded in 24 hours.

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The Gauteng education MEC has expressed shock at the high number of teachers and support staff that are refusing the Covid-19 vaccination.

Two University of Cape Town students were “suspended” and barred from campus on Friday for their alleged involvement in a sexual assault case.

The team will focus on crimes that have been unsolved for longer than two years, newly appointed Western Cape police commissioner Maj-Gen Thembisile Patekile said on Friday.

MTN Eswatini has been taken to court after cutting off users’ access to the internet on June 29, an action it took in line with a government directive.

Flysafair, Mango and Airlink are the only domestic airlines that will be operating in SA from Monday July 5 until the end of the month.

SA is famously known for its progressive democracy across the world, but the number of hate crimes against gender and sex groups puts it in disrepute.

Retired judges Willie Seriti and Hendrick Musi face a misconduct complaint for how they conducted the arms deal inquiry.

A nursing sister at a Bloemfontein retirement village has been suspended following the deaths due to Covid-19 of 14 residents and her alleged failure to implement health protocols.

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Rat infestation, a malfunctioning kitchen, rising Covid-19 cases among staff and a shortage of PPE are some of the discoveries the public protector’s office made during an investigation into worsening conditions at Livingstone and other Eastern Cap...

On-site medic Anees Kara, short on sleep, quickly rushes to attend to a patient whose high blood pressure has suddenly increased inside a step-down facility turned into a Covid-19 ward.

Water engineering experts believe digitising water infrastructure in SA can help authorities manage water more efficiently and effectively to improve service delivery for all South Africans.

In a bid to cope with the rising number of Covid-19 patients, the Gauteng department of health has recruited more than 5,000 extra personnel and added more beds in their facilities.

Comair, operators of for Kulula and British Airways, have temporarily suspended all flights in SA for the next three weeks.

SA Breweries is mounting a fresh challenge to the alcohol sales ban under lockdown regulations.

The switch is due to the appointment of Sisi Khampepe as acting chief justice coming to an end on June 30.

'He was scared and surprised. He thought he would never be arrested,' Detective Warrant Officer Nkosana Radebe told TimesLIVE.

Eswatini citizens are demanding the right to political leaders and are calling for reforms to the country's system of absolute monarchy.

A man has been charged over an incident broadcast on social media in which the British government's top medical adviser Chris Whitty was manhandled as he walked through a London park, police said on Friday.