MPs questions Dirco about money owed by foreign countries

The department briefed MPs on its plans to recover outstanding debts.

Conrad connection comes full circle for Marques Ackerman

After years of working through South Africa's domestic pipeline and delivering prolific red-ball form, Dolphins batter Marques Ackerman is in contention to make his Test debut against Australia under mentor Shukri Conrad.

Four decades of dignity and hope: St Francis Hospice marks 40th anniversary

St Francis Hospice has reached a significant milestone, celebrating 40 years of dedicated palliative care and support for patients facing life-limiting illnesses and their families. Founded at Malvern House in Taybank four decades ago, the organisation continues to deliver compassionate, holistic care across the region despite ongoing financial hurdles.

Bosses deny Tete gymnasium closure amid Fuzile's departure

Management of the late former world champion Zolani Tete's boxing club has dismissed claims of permanent closure, clarifying future plans as star boxer Azinga Fuzile relocates to Johannesburg.

Badgers defeat was 'just a blip' as Iinyathi aim for historic Dolphins upset

Eastern Cape Iinyathi vice-captain Nathan Roux calls their recent loss 'just a blip' as the team gears up for a crucial Pro20 clash against the Dolphins at Buffalo Park.

SAPS job scam: KZN police warn against R15,000 WhatsApp employment offers

UPDATE: Zimbabwean man, three women arrested in multimillion-rand drug lab raid in Hartbees

British Airways flight turns back to Heathrow: Here's what happened

A British Airways flight from London Heathrow to Chicago was forced to turn back to the UK, here's a look at what happened.

Benoni electioneering gets dirty as councillor targeted in sticker campaign

Goby called on residents with CCTV, security or dashcam footage, photographs or other information that could help identify whoever placed the stickers to come forward.

Murder of Feroz Khan's uncle-in-law 'can't be a coincidence'

Preggy Padayachee was killed on the R21 on Monday evening - the night before Feroz Khan was due to testify at the Madlanga commission

Bulls are a different team this season, says Lions boss Van Rooyen ahead of Loftus showdown

A confident Lions team will still need to step up, despite a good start to the season, when they cross the Jukskei to face the Bulls on Saturday.

Central Africa faces rising threat from counterfeit and trafficked medicines

Countries in central Africa face a major public health threat from trafficking in medicines, fuelled by a gap between healthcare needs and access to safe, affordable medicine, the UN warned on Tuesday.

Egypt: Interior Ministry denies torture claims of detained journalists

Egypt on Tuesday rejected accusations that detained journalists from an independent fact-checking platform were tortured or mistreated, referring to the allegations as "baseless".

Renewed violence in Ethiopia's Tigray leaves dozens of children wounded

Children are among the dozens of civilians killed or injured in Tigray since fighting broke out between Ethiopian federal forces and Tigrayan rebels in September.

North West residents call on municipalities to do more to create jobs

ANC promises to create one million jobs, training and enterprise opportunities over five years

Conrad connection comes full circle for Marques Ackerman

After years of working through South Africa's domestic pipeline and delivering prolific red-ball form, Dolphins batter Marques Ackerman is in contention to make his Test debut against Australia under mentor Shukri Conrad.

Kaizer Chiefs take Red Arrows to Durban for CAF Confed Cup

Kaizer Chiefs hardly ever play their CAF Confederation Cup matches at FNB Stadium, and this was evident even last season.

KwaZulu-Natal loses the most SASSA beneficiaries in 3 months

SASSA achieved a net deficit of 241 046 beneficiaries over 3 months. KZN was the biggest loser.

City of Joburg ordered to restore security at six emergency housing sites amid hijacking risk

The residents are seeking a final declaration that the city's decision to remove the security services was unlawful.

'We warned them': Tenants evicted from illegal apartments in Tshwane

MMC Flora Monama says the building will be demolished when the City of Tshwane has the finances to do so.