The Absa Group deputy CEO succumbed to complications related to Covid-19 on Sunday.

The man was allegedly hit by rubber bullets fired by the police.

Inhabitants of a colonised Indonesian island selected for use by Elon Musk’s SpaceX venture are protesting against the billionaire’s company 'invading their land', reports The Guardian.

Ricardo Mettler was twice requested to return the painting but he refused.

The potential jurors entered a Minneapolis courtroom one by one on Tuesday and although they had never met Derek Chauvin in person, they said they knew exactly who he was: the police officer who kept his knee on George Floyd's neck during a deadly ar...

An Australian man has pleaded guilty to filming and taunting a police officer while she lay dying after she was struck by a vehicle, reports BBC.

Britain has agreed to send to Nigeria £4.2m (around R88.8m) recovered from a former state governor who was jailed for laundering money in Britain, the two countries said on Tuesday.

Unions representing health workers in Limpopo have suspended their plans to go on strike over a new roster following a meeting with the provincial health department.

A lawyer representing an American woman who fled back to the US after killing a teen motorcyclist in the UK claims she would not be prosecuted in her home country for the same offence, CNN reports.

A 38-year-old woman is torn apart after her sister was arrested for allegedly stabbing to death the father of her child during an alcohol-fuelled attack.

The courts have stepped in to defend a mother who has literally had to live in sewage for three years.

He started as a cleaner at a university and ended up becoming an academic at the institution.

Arkansas will ban all abortions except in medical emergencies as of August under legislation signed by Governor Asa Hutchinson on Tuesday, a measure that will be the nation's strictest abortion regulation if it is not overturned in court.

Two spaza shop owners pretended to sell food and drinks to the students when their main generator of income was selling dagga, police said.

Zimbabwe has authorised the emergency use of four Covid-19 vaccines, including Russia's Sputnik V and China's Sinovac, the minister of information said on Tuesday.

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Absa Group deputy CEO Peter Matlare is laid to rest after succumbing to complications related to Covid-19 on Sunday.

Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman turns 90 on Wednesday.

A survey of 200 South African parents found that 54% of their children had accessed inappropriate content via digital platforms, and 51.5% had been cyberbullied.

EFF leader Julius Malema and MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi appeared in the Randburg magistrate's court on Tuesday.

A scrap metal collector was injured when an explosive device he had collected from a military base exploded in Makhanda on Monday morning.

SA recorded just fewer than 1,000 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize said on Tuesday night.

Supply chain manager Clayton Bhana was fired for gross misconduct but has vowed to challenge the decision, saying it was 'absolute rubbish'.

A group of lawmakers in Ghana want to criminalise the promotion of LGBT+ rights.

South Africa's 2021 budget did not focus enough on economic reforms, making a sustained rebound in its gross domestic product unlikely, S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday.

A group of New York City students filed a sweeping lawsuit on Tuesday that accuses the largest public school system in the US of perpetuating racism by using a deeply flawed admissions process for selective programmes that favours white students.

Consultation visits between legal practitioners and inmates, which were banned in April last year, will now be allowed, the correctional services department said.

Zimbabwe’s only ever female vice-president has called time on her political career, as women’s groups call for another female in the position.

About 7,000 police recruits will have to wait a little longer to start their training.

A missing e-hailing driver was found dead in Isipingo, south of Durban, with gunshot wounds in his stomach.