Quake leaves Colombian towns in ruins as Valle del Cauca counts dead

Western Colombia hit by deadly quake as Zarzal, Roldanillo and El Cairo report widespread damage.

149 killed in 77 KZN police task team cases over three years: IPID

Len John is testifying  about three task teams in the province, including the Cash-in-Transit.

Durban mother killed just days after GBVF Council appointed

Cape Town family accused of selling their daughter for R100

Two SA lottery millionaires, two tragic deaths: Is there a 'lottery curse'?

While the UK mourns a EuroMillions winner killed before meeting his newborn child, South Africa has its own quiet version of this same tragic pattern.

A major bank in SA now offers Smart ID services at over 100 branches

Another major bank has expanded Smart ID services to over 100 branches, with plans to nearly double its footprint before the end of 2026.

Kaizer Chiefs good AND bad news: Da Cruz, Ndlovu, Ngcobo, Shabalala

Today's roundup involves mixed news for Amakhosi.

The R28 ingredient pensioners can buy and eat for 7 days

One cupboard ingredient costs R28, cooks in 30 minutes, and fills an 8-litre pot. It can make mealtimes healthier and more affordable.

TRIPLE injury blow for Orlando Pirates

Not ideal at the start of the season.

Cardoso hails 'fantastic' Mkhulise after late Sundowns heroics

"He deserves all the luck in the world. Not only is he a fantastic player but he is also a fantastic boy," Cardoso said.

Stinky pavements: Here's when Pikitup will collect your bins

Pikitup says waste collection backlog nearly cleared in Joburg as casual workers' dispute continues.

No decision yet on Makatong's resignation: N Cape Premier's Office

The MEC resigned last month, citing improper interference by Saul in the works of the department.

Proteas ready for return to action

After a long winter break, the Proteas will soon return to action, and here is everything you need to know about the upcoming fixtures.

Foreign national sentenced to six years for ID fraud to secure employment

A foreign national received a six-year jail term after using another person's ID to secure a quarry job and earn R900 000.

Maile orders probe into sexual misconduct allegations at Soweto school

The GDE said it was concerned about pupils who may fear intimidation, retaliation or not being believed when reporting sexual harassment.

Pula's $195m Motsepe claim thrown out of Tanzanian court on a technicality – for now

But the court left the door open for Pula Group to bring a fresh claim to recover $195m from Patrice Motsepe companies it says it is owed for misuse of confidential information.

SADC chief warns Southern Africa must invest in resilience or risk instability

Magosi highlighted encouraging progress in energy generation, digital connectivity and agricultural recovery.

At least 15 people dead after ferry overturns in Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba

Search and rescue operations were underway on Zimbabweâ s Lake Kariba on Tuesday after a ferry capsized in bad weather. At least 15 people were confirmed dead, authorities say, and 77 people were rescued.

Funeral held for Libyaâ s military intelligence chief killed in car bombing

Senior Libyan National Army officials gathered in Benghazi on Tuesday for the funeral of military intelligence chief Fawzi al-Mansouri, killed in a car bombing a day earlier as he left a mosque. His assassination has raised fresh security concerns in Libyaâ s divided east.

Cape Town secures final interdict against extortion for MyCiTi Cape Flats route expansion