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The latest plan calls for a cessation of all hostilities in the Middle East for seven days, including in Lebanon, according to Iran's foreign minister as quoted by the New York Times.
The scheme allows eligible owners of 3-room or smaller HDB flats who require more living space to apply to combine their flat with an adjoining unit to form a larger unit.
LONDON, Sept 25 - British ministers will brief defence companies and providers of critical national infrastructure on the threat posed by Russia, the government said on Friday, amid increasing concerns about possible sabotage operations and cyberattacks.
LAGOS — The Lagos State Government has moved to tackle renewed traffic congestion along the Apapa port access roads, Lekki-Epe Expressway and Lekki Free Trade Zone corridor, convening maritime, transportation and enforcement stakeholders for an emergency meeting.
For decades, African teams have arrived at the FIFA World Cup with enormous expectations, only to leave wondering what might have been. There have been unforgettable moments, giant-killing performances and inspiring individual displays, but rarely has the continent produced the c...
Fresh details have emerged on the Federal Government’s proposed concession of King’s College, Lagos, with investigations revealing that the deal is for 50 years, not the 35 years widely reported.
Hyundai Motor Group and the Mohammed bin Salman Foundation (Misk) have concluded a two-week Urban Innovation Leadership Programme aimed at strengthening knowledge exchange and leadership development around future mobility, smart cities and emerging automotive technologies.
Money market rates declined on Wednesday as increased liquidity in the banking system pushed short-term funding costs lower. The development followed the Central Bank of Nigeria’s 350-basis-point cut in its policy rate to 23 per cent and the adjustment of the standing deposit fac...
Ten months after President Cyril Ramaphosa classified gender-based violence (GBV) as a national disaster, there are no clear answers on how funding was redirected by government departments to address the classification.
Interest rate hike takes effect: Here’s how much more you will pay for your car and home iol.co.za
Nine in 10 educators cite workload and burnout as major workplace challenges iol.co.za
Hunting buddies in R2.2m court fight over Abu Dhabi royal project iol.co.za
Decade-long church battle lands missionary couple behind bars iol.co.za
Exploring KwaZulu-Natal's rich heritage: a journey waiting to be undertaken iol.co.za
ANC NEC member Andile Lungisa says his exclusion from the party’s candidate list for Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality has been resolved.
Raymond Perrier, the first director of the Denis Hurley Centre, with the incoming centre director, Bridget Ward, in front of the statue of Archbishop Denis Hurley.
South African journalist Micah Reddy freed and deported from Djibouti timeslive.co.za
Court shown photo of Mapisa-Nqakula allegedly accepting R250k in gift bag timeslive.co.za
Gauteng activates Mpox response teams after three confirmed cases timeslive.co.za
More than a new look: the hidden reality behind the post-divorce glow-up timeslive.co.za
LUCKY MATHEBULA | South Africa must return to the basics of public administration timeslive.co.za
Trump used to slam China; here’s why he’s now rolling out the red carpet for Xi timeslive.co.za
Belgium, Rwanda resume diplomatic relations after DRC conflict dispute timeslive.co.za