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Four die in protests on French-ruled island over electoral reform
Welsh diva Shirley Bassey, who famously sang about diamonds in the title track of a 1971 James Bond film, is selling some of her sparklers
Multinational motor company set to start building its Landtrek bakkie assembly plant
The DA federal chair’s attempt to defend an advert depicting the South African flag going up in flames has backfired
Despite White House assertions that there is no widening war in the Middle East, an increasing number of players seem to be entering the fray
The price war between the online rivals appears to be happening mostly behind the scenes
The DA says its new free-market economic plan would create 2-million jobs and save the country from its low-growth trap. The blowback from labour has been predictable, but even industry
Finders may not be keepers of treasure from the deep, rules top UK court
Lawyers discuss concerns and objections of two organisations that intend to challenge the legislation in court
Showtime: after the DA’s manifest failure to openly embrace a nonracial future, how likely is the black middle class to bite the ANC hand that feeds it?
In June 2022, Kidus, 30, from Eritrea, came to the UK in a small boat with around two dozen other people.
Prisoners who have been assessed as “high risk” are being let out of jail under the government’s early release scheme, a serving probation officer has told Sky News.
Labour has launched the process to select a general election candidate to replace Jeremy Corbyn in the London seat of Islington North.
Children in the UK are suffering “the highest levels of poverty in living memory” – with basic toiletries including shampoo, soap and toothpaste now considered “luxury items”, Gordon Brown has
Dangerous cycling that causes death could land people up to 14 years in prison after the House of Commons backed a proposed change to the law.
A maternity expert behind a key 2022 report has told Sky News she is “angry” over government inaction after a landmark inquiry found good care “is the exception rather than
Those responsible in the infected blood scandal should face prison, the mayor of Greater Manchester has said.
Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer are both facing a historic lack of popularity among ethnically diverse communities, new polling suggests.
Almost 900 sexual offences were committed between 2020 and 2022 by people on bail, according to statistics from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).
Sir Keir Starmer will outline his “first steps” for a Labour government in a key election moment for his party ahead of this year’s vote.
KwaZulu-Natal High Court Judge President Thoba Portia Poyo-Dlwati has scheduled dates between April and September 2025 for former president Jacob Zuma to finally face trial – 20 years after he
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Six people have been killed in two separate shootouts with KwaZulu-Natal police – one in Camperdown and the other in Mariannhill.
The DA-led Western Cape government has accused Police Minister Bheki Cele of using a community crime imbizo to garner votes for the ANC.
Gauteng police have arrested two people in connection with the murder of 5-year-old Ditebogo Junior Phalane during a hijacking at his Soshanguve home.
Students are worried about entering a job market in which people are losing jobs, especially because they selected their careers based on the prospect of employment opportunities.
Four suspected cash-in-transit robbers have been killed in a shootout with police in Camperdown, outside Pietermaritzburg.
The Department of Employment and Labour has launched an investigation after two employees fell into a furnace and burnt to death at a Gqeberha steel plant on Tuesday.
With few coalition partners, DA Free State leader Roy Jankielsohn has admitted getting over the 51% mark to govern the province is a long stretch.
Last week, the five-storey building under construction came crashing down, with 81 people on site. Sixty-two people have been pulled from the rubble – 33 are dead, with 15 still
Former deputy president and Speaker of the National Assembly, Baleka Mbete, during a door-to-door campaign in Palm Ridge, Ekurhuleni, said the MK Party was established by a man who had
Health Minister Joe Phaahla has pleaded with healthcare workers to ignore “doomsayers” spreading fear that the implementation of the freshly signed National Health Insurance Act will collapse the health sector.
It took two Google searches by Zane Kilian’s lawyer to disprove a ping platform developer’s claim his device was more accurate than conventional cellphone tower triangulation.
Prisons are more luxurious than the average South African household as they have consistent flowing water, flushing toilets, and no load shedding.
The five men accused of killing rapper Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and his friend, chef and businessman, Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane, plan to appeal a court ruling which denied them bail on
A Corruption Watch survey report has found 81% of the people they interviewed believe the government is not doing enough to address corruption in the provision of basic services.
The family of a matric pupil who died during a classmate’s memorial service is still in shock.
A 29-year-old woman from Pretoria has been sentenced to an effective 10 years’ imprisonment after she murdered her two minor children because she said her husband was cheating on her
After years of water outages, Johannesburg Water is finally working to extend the ageing Commando System.
With two weeks left before South Africans head to the polls, DA leader John Steenhuisen told supporters not to lose steam and to push to convince every voter to support
Some University of Limpopo students expressed outrage and fear following the fatal stabbing of a 24-year-old near the gates of the institution during the early hours of Sunday morning.
Buffalo City mayor Princess Faku has called on law enforcement to apprehend and prosecute those who orchestrated the shooting of Ntombikayise Tom, who served as the municipality’s MMC for corporate
The South African Weather Service has warned of a high risk of fires in at least three provinces.
A “reasonable, informed and objective person” would not jump to the conclusion the Electoral Commission of South Africa prejudged excluding uMkhonto weSizwe Party leader Jacob Zuma’s candidature for the election,
The accused in the decade old rape case of Gauteng businesswoman Andy Kawa, who was attacked in the dunes of the Gqeberha beachfront and gang-raped for 16 hours, was a
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially signed the National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill into law.