Home affairs minister Aaron Motsoaledi has amended the tariffs for South African passports and travel documents.

A Durban doctor has warned of a possible Covid-19 sixth wave based on the number of positive patients he has treated since Monday.

Scheduled Kenya Airways flights were taking off as planned on Thursday morning, hours after the expiry of a strike notice by the pilots union, an airline source and the union told Reuters.

Five people died after a methane gas leak at an ArcelorMittal coal mine in Kazakhstan on Thursday, the company said, and four more people have been hospitalised.

Lisa weakened into a tropical storm as it moved across Belize Wednesday, leaving much of the country's largest city in the dark, although there were no reports of deaths or major damage so far in the Caribbean nation famed for its tourist appeal.

Some of the world's most famous glaciers, including in the Dolomites in Italy, the Yosemite and Yellowstone parks in the United States and Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania will disappear by 2050 due to global warming, whatever the temperature rise scena...

Ethiopia’s government and leaders of the dissident Tigray region agreed to renew a ceasefire in a civil war that has claimed thousands of lives, raising hopes that an end to the two-year conflict may be in sight. The nation’s eurobonds rallied.

Unit 1 at Eskom’s Kusile power station is expected to remain offline for a few months after a duct failure.

A worker slipped and fell into a nitrogen storage tank at a chemical manufacturing plant in Benoni on the East Rand this week.

President Cyril Ramaphosa promised in late July to implement emergency measures within three months to tackle record blackouts. But those have only been partially implemented and outages continue.

Judgment in the trial of Ekurhuleni serial rapist Nkosinathi Phakathi, 32, is expected next week after his guilty plea statement was read to the Palm Ridge magistrate’s court on Wednesday.

DA federal council chair Helen Zille has given Twitter's $8 (about R145) monthly subscription for blue tick the thumbs up

An appeal court judgment dismissing a bid by Siyangena Technologies to overturn a finding it was complicit in corruption when it scored contracts valued at about R5.5bn from Prasa, will enable the transport department to move at a brisker pace in imp...

No foul play is suspected at this stage.

Australian swimming coach facing charges of molesting boys dies in detention in Queensland

Under Zimbabwe’s Termination of Pregnancy Act, abortion is only legally permitted under certain circumstances of rape, incest and health

Gauteng trailblazer hopes to raise enough cash to buy an ECG machine for patients

The move work towards remote working has resulted in an even spread of rental demand across the country, even in smaller towns

With the opening of international borders, visa applications have shot up by 700% since last year

The principal of Freedom Park Secondary in Rustenburg assaulted by parents resulting in ‘emotional and psychological trauma’

School is where South Africa needs to increase its focus on beating the scourge of gender-based violence and femicide

The Mpumalanga high court in Delmas, on Wednesday convicted and sentenced Christopher Graham Watson to life imprisonment for murdering his girlfriend Angelique Fourie, 27, last year.

But Makwana’s defence of Nyati didn’t go unchallenged

Robbers travelling in three vehicles disarmed and kidnapped two traffic officers in Vrede in the Free State on Wednesday morning.

Glencore officials delivered cash in private jets to officials across Africa, UK prosecutors said as they laid out a web of bribery and corruption orchestrated by the London oil trading desk.

Rand Water has lifted water restrictions in Gauteng, the department of water and sanitation has told parliament.

The 1,013-bed Boitumelo Hospital in Kroonstad was without regular water supply from Saturday until Monday and from Tuesday after two pipe bursts at the facility.

A truck driver who ploughed into 13 cars on Tuesday made a brief appearance in the Pinetown magistrate's court on Wednesday.

eThekwini council speaker Thabani Nyawose has asked the provincial department of co-operative governance and traditional affairs for help protect and empower councillors.

Busisiwe Mkhwebane says the section 194 committee hearing is 'holding her against her will'.