Social partners must rally together to find solutions to change our economic path, says Ruwayda Redfearn at a post-budget dialogue

More than 300 girls aged 10 to 14 gave birth in the Eastern Cape between July and December 2021.

Advocate Dali has five days to address the Johannesburg Society of Advocates on what type of disciplinary action should be taken against him.

Russia and Ukraine are scheduled for another round of negotiations on Wednesday, but Russian President Vladimir Putin said Ukraine’s leadership was not “serious” about resolving the conflict.

While its sources may be reputable, the simulation is only a prediction, and should be treated as such.

Mpumalanga police have arrested a woman accused of fatally stabbing a neighbour when he demanded his wife return home from a party.

The SA Human Rights Commission is on Wednesday convening the third sitting of its inquiry into racial discrimination in the advertising industry.

The Free State justice system has secured a 15-year jail term for a man who attacked twin brothers who questioned the standards at an initiation school, killing one and injuring the other.

McCain says the glass fragments originated from a light fitting and have only affected a limited batch of products.

The high court in Makhanda on Tuesday ordered the Eastern Cape education department to ensure every pupil at all public schools in the province is provided with textbooks and stationery by no later than 31 March.

Russia says the US has provided “written guarantees” that sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine won’t affect its nuclear supply agreements with Iran.

A six-ton unmanned reconnaissance drone that streaked across eastern Europe from war-ravaged Ukraine and crashed in the Croatian capital last week has raised awkward questions about Nato’s readiness to protect European airspace.

Of the 4,645 graduates who received financial assistance and graduated in 2020, 3,527 were employed at public schools as of December last year.

Immunocompromised individuals can get their booster shots 28 days after vaccination.

SA may introduce a price cap and ration the amount of fuel sold to motorists to mitigate the impact of rising oil prices stemming from the war in Ukraine.

Live updates on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine will affect the entire global economy by slowing growth and pushing up inflation, and could fundamentally reshape the global economic order in the longer term, the IMF says.

The coronavirus pandemic obliterated 9.3-million jobs in Southeast Asia as lockdowns hit the region’s traditional engines of growth such as hospitality and tourism, according to the Asian Development Bank.

China reported 1,860 new local symptomatic Covid-19 cases on Tuesday, posting over a thousand for a fourth consecutive day, with most new infections still concentrated in the northeast, official data showed on Wednesday.

South African women who are at risk of HIV infection will now have more options for protecting themselves against infection after the approval of a vaginal ring by the country’s regulator.

The North West high court on Tuesday sentenced a man who killed his former girlfriend’s mother and her nephew to two life terms.

The Institute of Race Relations (IRR) said on Tuesday that there was no racism in SA’s advertising space.

The police service has condemned a disturbing video of a woman  allegedly being slapped by a police clerk outside Kempton Park police station.

Oil prices tumbled more than 7% to their lowest in almost three weeks on Tuesday as supply disruption fears eased and surging Covid-19 cases in China spurred demand concerns.

Businessman Edwin Sodi was charged on Tuesday after he handed himself over to police after his estranged wife, Nthateng Lerata, laid charges against him.

An examiner who was caught red-handed writing a learner's licence test for an applicant has been given the option of paying a R600 fine or spending three months behind bars.

Nearly a hundred children have died in the war that followed Russia's invasion of Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Canadian lawmakers on Tuesday.

A transport supervisor who testified at a disciplinary hearing of a co-worker paid for his testimony with his life.

President of the Supreme Court of Appeal justice Mandisa Maya has congratulated Raymond Zondo on his appointment as chief justice.

Families of the victims killed in Umlazi on Monday are shocked about the shooting incident which has left them traumatised.