The case against UK fugitive Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, who is wanted in connection with the murders of his wife and two daughters, has been postponed to November 10 for further consultations with his defence team on the finalisation of a plea agreement.
The former head of the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (Idac), Andrea Johnson, and a former top police officer with the rank of major-general have been arrested by members of the Madlanga commission’s investigative task team.
Volkswagen is suspending development work on the upcoming all-electric Golf in Wolfsburg, a top executive told workers in an internal memo seen by Reuters on Friday, telling them the carmaker’s main plant was behind on cost targets.
Ahead of local government elections, EdDesk reviewed party pledges on three core learning-related issues, bearing in mind that schooling is a provincial and national responsibility.
Brussels has told UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham that Britain would need to raise tariffs on Chinese cars and more closely align with EU trade policy if it wants to avoid “made in Europe” barriers that would hit key exports, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Malaysia’s palm oil output is likely to escape the worst of El Niño, for now, as better-than-expected rainfall limits crop losses, offering a measure of relief from a global cereal and vegetable oil supply squeeze that has fuelled food inflation.
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has clarified that the adjusted payment schedule for November 2026 is a strictly one-off arrangement applicable only to this month.
Healthcare systems only function optimally when every participant understands their role.
Caf president Patrice Motsepe has explained that the decision by the executive committee (Exco) to unanimously return the Africa Cup of Nations (Afcon) to two years is in the best interest of African football.
As political parties prepare and ask residents for their votes, some people in Kensington, Johannesburg, say they have lost faith in government, with an unreliable water supply adding to their frustration before the elections.
Public Interest SA has lodged a public interest complaint with the Prudential Authority and the Compensation Commissioner, calling for intervention at Rand Mutual Assurance (RMA).
President Cyril Ramaphosa ended his whirlwind two-day campaign in KwaZulu-Natal on Thursday with a blunt warning to ANC councillor candidates: do not be aloof, do not look down on people, and do not steal development money once you are elected.
The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) on Thursday set aside a Western Cape high court judgment that found the Drakenstein municipality in breach of its constitutional and statutory obligations to provide emergency housing.
Nigeria’s Ebola patient left the country on a medical evacuation flight to Switzerland on Monday morning, the health minister said.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has not been summoned to appear before Justice Sisi Khampepe after submitting an affidavit explaining why he did not agree to a request, endorsed by the late Desmond Tutu, for six years to establish an inquiry to investigate allegations of political inte...
Vuyo Zungula says financial management, service delivery and a clear five-year programme of action must be at the centre of any coalition agreement as the ATM positions itself for a potentially hung Johannesburg council.
The home affairs department’s corruption arrests since July 2024 have risen to 44, alongside the dismissal of 98 officials, the department said on Thursday.
Lebanese armed group Hezbollah has spent three months preparing for a possible resumption of hostilities with Israel after receiving an infusion of cash from Iran, according to Lebanese security personnel briefed on its activities.