Three logistics companies were forced to cancel or delay nearly 30,000 delivery trips when unrest and destruction swept through KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

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Former Orlando Pirates star Lucky Lekgwathi said on Tuesday some of the looters who destroyed his Grootman restaurant in Kliptown, Soweto were his friends.

“I know some of them are scared they will be arrested as they get to the facilities, but from a health point of view, we really urge them to come,” said Kubayi.

Hong Kong police arrested the former executive editor-in-chief of the now-closed pro-democracy Apple Daily tabloid on Wednesday, local media reported, the latest arrest in a national security investigation of media tycoon Jimmy Lai's newspaper.

Large swathes of China's central Henan province were under water on Wednesday, with its capital Zhengzhou hardest-hit after being drenched by what weather watchers said was the heaviest rain in 1,000 years.

Dozens of wildfires in the western United States and Canada, led by a massive blaze in Oregon, are sending smoke eastward, worsening air quality and causing colorful sunsets in some places.

Jeff Bezos, the world's richest person, soared some 66.5 miles (107 km) above the Texas desert aboard his company Blue Origin's New Shepard  launch vehicle on Tuesday and returned safely to Earth, a historic suborbital flight that helps usher in a n...

Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane says Nelson Mandela Bay has reached the peak of the third wave of Covid-19 infections.

Twitter Inc on Monday said it temporarily suspended Republican U.S. Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene's account for tweets which violated the social media's misinformation policy on Covid-19.

Community members did more to quell tensions during the unrest in parts of KZN and Gauteng in the past week than law enforcement, say TimesLIVE readers.

Lobbyists say there are “solid” grounds to argue that the Firearms Control Amendment Bill which, among others, seeks to remove self-defence as a reason to own a gun, is flawed and needs to be done away with.

Shark nets have been reinstalled and serviced, leading to the reopening of Durban's central and southern beaches on Wednesday.

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An ICU specialist at a teaching hospital has hit back strongly at claims made by a respected pulmonologist that ivermectin is of no use in treating Covid-19.

Studies are still ongoing to understand "long Covid" but experts know a little about the long-term effects of the virus.

When Marie Fick saw the zipline, she told her daughter Mariaan: “I want to do it.”

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Shell and BP South African Petroleum Refineries (Sapref) is preparing to reopen following a temporary shutdown as a result of recent violent protests and looting in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

SA recorded 8,929 new Covid-19 infections and 596 fatalities in the past 24 hours.

Wits vice-chancellor and principal Prof Zeblon Vilakazi describes the graduation period as a "moment of hope" for humanity as the country faces the Covid-19 pandemic and recently experienced unrest.

The French presidency said that if the revelations about Macron's phone were true, they would be very serious.

It remains to be seen whether former president Jacob Zuma will attend his late brother’s funeral on Thursday, after correctional services confirmed that he still had not filed an application seeking permission to do so.

The declaration means the primary responsibility to deal with the situation falls under the national executive.

Chatsworth resident 'Priya' is among many Durbanites accusing their local grocery stores of profiteering from the chronic food shortages arising from the mass looting.

'Our bus drivers are being terrorised, our citizens are being terrorised. That cannot happen. That is why we need to have the full force of the law,' Alan Winde said on Tuesday.

Tyre dealers and workshops have been asked not to fit tyres without a valid proof of purchase after the spate of looting in two provinces.

The wine industry is ready to argue an urgent application to have the ban on the sale of wine in the Western Cape lifted.