ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says the killers of University of Limpopo lecturer Prof Mohamed Saber Tayob should be apprehended before they get a chance to kill someone else.

The administrator of the country’s largest medical-insurance provider, which has more than 40% market share, will offer primary care for about 350 rand ($23) a month, giving customers access to a network of doctors, emergency procedures and treatme...

Ukraine hopes to open nine corridors on Tuesday to evacuate civilians trapped by Russian forces and will try to deliver humanitarian supplies to the besieged port of Mariupol, said Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk.

Former ward councillor Peter Graham captured a photograph of the gate last week as a "piece of art that managed to find relevance in society".

Low-cost airline FlySafair has defended its hefty price surge following the grounding of Kulula and British Airways flights.

e.tv is in court against communications minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni over the analogue TV switch-off deadline.

An anti-war protester interrupted a live news bulletin on Russia's state TV Channel One on Monday, holding up a sign behind the studio presenter and shouting slogans denouncing the war in Ukraine.

North Korea appears to be "restoring" its Punggye-ri nuclear test site, South Korea has said, with signs of new construction spotted in satellite imagery for the first time since it was shuttered in 2018.

The SA Human Rights Commission will on Tuesday convene the second sitting of an inquiry into racial discrimination in the advertising industry.

National Assembly briefing by the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, Central Energy Fund, National Treasury and the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), respectively, on the impact of the increasing fuel prices on the econo...

"He is emotionless. I don’t think he’s mentally stable," says victim's aunt, as she spares a thought for the killer's family.

Maguette Mbaye had always taken taxis to her banking job in Senegal's capital Dakar, but haggling over prices and inhaling fumes through the open windows every day wore her down.

A man, who fell asleep in the vehicle he allegedly broke into, was arrested in Phoenix, north of Durban on Monday.

An Australian court on Tuesday overturned a groundbreaking ruling from last year that required the country's environment minister to consider harm to children from climate change as part of the approval process for a coal mine.

Sudanese protesters decried sliding economic conditions as they marched in cities across the country and the capital Khartoum on Monday in continued demonstrations against military rule.

'Ninja schoolboy killer' Morne Harmse had been involved in numerous incidents during his incarceration that included acts of violence, substances, self-harm and damage to property, says criminologist.

Dear SA says it was informed by Cogta minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma of the government's intention to extend the national state of disaster.

EFF head of political education Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has suggested fining the SA advertising industry R50bn for practising racism over the years.

China's case load is still tiny by global standards, but health experts said the rate of increase in daily cases over the next few weeks will be a crucial factor in determining whether its tough "dynamic clearance" approach - which aims to contain ea...

Daily updates on the coronavirus pandemic in SA.

Two leading French NGOs plan to take legal action against TotalEnergies over possible human rights abuses unless it cuts its business ties with Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine, they said in a letter to the energy major's CEO.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) says booster shots of the Covid-19 vaccine are effective in improving protection against the virus.

The Grain Millers Association of Zimbabwe announced an increase in the price of mealie meal and bread flour in the country.

Japan has decided to freeze assets of an additional 17 Russian individuals, bringing the total number targeted by sanctions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine to 61, the Ministry of Finance said on Tuesday.

US wheat futures rose on Tuesday, supported by concerns about the US crop following drought in the growing region and a temporary ban on grain shipments by top exporter Russia to former Soviet countries.

Ukraine updates.

A surfboard painting fetched R115,000 at  an auction of eight surfboards that raised a total of R301,000 for a range of ocean charities at Jack Black’s Taproom in Cape Town last week.

The SA Human Rights Commission is holding interviews into allegations of racism in advertising.

An independent law firm has been appointed to probe whether a school teacher and groundsman played any part in the death of a Grade 10 pupil in Tsakane, the Gauteng education department said on Monday.

There were no known Covid-19 related deaths in the past two days, and just 671 new cases recorded in the past day.