A woman broke down in tears as she looked at a photo of her son, who was shot dead during a high-speed car chase through Gqeberha after the brazen robbery of a CIT van.

A 78-year-old Gqeberha grandmother was no match for her alleged rapist — 34 years her junior and far stronger.

The JSE-listed company has agreed to pay back the money over a period of three years, with interest.

Dr Lekopane Mogaladi said he was launching the application in terms of the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act to compel the health minister to appoint a tribunal to oversee his appeal

Having safely delivered the baby, the officer faced the task of cutting the umbilical cord. She turned to Google for help

India marked a new milestone in the Covid-19 pandemic on Thursday.

President Joe Biden thinks "the bar is too high" for convicting violent U.S. police officers and will use his speech to Congress next week to push for reform, a spokeswoman said on Wednesday.

The histories, poems and novels were all there, lining the shelves of some of the best known Black-owned and activist bookstores in the United States.

Indonesia has sentenced to death six prisoners for involvement in a deadly 2018 riot and hostage crisis at a maximum security jail, a court official said on Thursday.

Police rounded up more than 1,400 protesters on Wednesday as Russians in dozens of cities took part in rallies organised by allies of hunger-striking Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny over his failing health in jail.

North Carolina state officials have opened an investigation into the fatal shooting of a black man in his car by local sheriff's deputies serving him with a search warrant, authorities and local media reported on Wednesday.

People anywhere in the world can buy individual solar cells with cash or bitcoin and then lease them to power solar projects in emerging economies, resulting in lower electricity costs for residents.

Gen Z consumers (born 1995–2002) are currently the most targeted of any generation

The royal family feel it is important to clarify its position, to undo any confusion that has been created, says Mangosuthu Buthelezi

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The Black Farmers' Association of SA (Bfasa) and their affiliates plan to embark on a mass protest march to the offices of the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (Sahpra) over the “exclusion” of indigenous people from being grante...

Experts will go through all the submissions and identify the species.

A military court has exonerated 12 medical members who refused to be deployed on a Covid-19 operation in 2020.

A car bomb blast ripped through a luxury hotel's parking area in the southwestern Pakistani city of Quetta, killing four people and wounding 11, officials said.

South African researchers hope to next week resume a study using Johnson & Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine to immunise healthcare workers, one of the scientists leading the programme said on Wednesday.

State investigators in Columbus, Ohio, on Wednesday were probing the fatal police shooting of a Black teenage girl in a confrontation caught on body-camera footage that appeared to show her lunging at two people with a knife.

US President Joe Biden invited leaders from the world's largest countries, including the other big polluters, to a two-day virtual climate summit that starts Thursday.

President Vladimir Putin warned the West on Wednesday not to cross Russia's "red lines", saying Moscow would respond swiftly and harshly to any provocations and those responsible would regret it.

UN human rights experts called on Russia on Wednesday to allow jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny to be medically evacuated and treated abroad, saying they believed his life was at risk.

The son of Chad's slain leader Idriss Deby took over as president and armed forces commander on Wednesday as rebel forces threatened to march on the capital, deepening the turmoil in a country vital to international efforts to combat Islamist militan...

In all her years as a judge, only one judgment of Judge Segopotje Mphahlele had ever been overturned and this was the coffin assault case.

A supporter of Albania's ruling political party was killed and four people including a police officer were injured in a shooting following a dispute between two opposing political camps running in a parliamentary election on Sunday, police said on We...

Pick n Pay plans to invest a further R2.5 bln in new stores in lower to middle-income communities as it looks to get a bigger piece of the R595 bln rand food and grocery retail market.

Libya-based rebels have set their sights on Chad's capital N'Djamena after the battlefield death of President Idriss Deby on Monday.

Annelise Boot, 54, from Springvale Primary School appeared in the Pretoria magistrate’s court in connection with the incident.