Kenyan shot in head at protest over US Ebola centre

Tensions flared in central Kenya as protesters clashed with police over plans to build an Ebola quarantine centre for US citizens. Officers fired tear gas and made arrests in Nanyuki, where residents say they fear the facility could pose risks to the local community.

Mauritius PM wins major court victory in decade-long cash case

Mauritius Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam has secured a significant legal victory after a court dismissed charges linked to millions of euros found in safes at his homes in 2015. Prosecutors have vowed to appeal the ruling in the long-running case.

South Africa's Eskom launches renewable energy unit

Named Eskom Green, the unit will operate under Eskom Holdings before transitioning into a wholly-owned subsidiary operating autonomously

Ghanaâ s Edem Wosornu appointed to top UN refugee protection role

UN Secretary-General António Guterres has appointed Ghanaian humanitarian leader Edem Wosornu as Assistant High Commissioner for Protection at UNHCR. The veteran aid official brings more than two decades of experience in crisis response and humanitarian coordination.

OR Tambo District says infrastructure sabotage slows service delivery

The mayor says vandalism of infrastructure is slowing down service delivery efforts.

Knysna residents get new clinic

The facility replaces the old clinic, which served around 30 000 patients a year.

SIU granted order to freeze R2.7m eThekwini property in UIF probe

SIU has been granted a preservation order to freeze property worth R2.7 million in eThekwini

Emirates to offer incentives, safety assurances amid Iran war

The airline will stick to its strategy of maintaining flight schedules despite rising costs.

SA-Italy agriculture forum aims to deepen cooperation: Steenhuisen

SA is hosting Italy for an agricultural business forum over two days

Family shocked after siblings die due to alleged poisoning by mother

The mother will appear at the Tshilwavhusiku Magistrate's Court on Friday.

Post Office records reduced net loss for financial year ending March

Revenue was pegged at R1.5 billion while postal services declined by R18 million to R849 million.

Slowdown in GDP growth in coming quarters expected due to Middle East war effects

GDP data released by Statistics South Africa showed that the economy grew by 0.5 percent.

Traditional leaders mourn King Makhosoke II death

CONTRALESA and traditional leaders have paid tribute to king Makhosoke

Witness alleges promotion offer to change Aeroton drug bust statement

Madlanga Commission's Witness I has testified on the Aeroton drug bust.

Madlanga Commission | IPID grilled over shoddy probe of officers implicated in R300 million drug bust

South Africa's anti-migrant marches build ahead of local polls

WATCH: Police make breakthrough in Samora Machel church robbery

South Africa's court system overhaul set for July 2026: Kubayi announces reforms

PICS: Man arrested as City Power and Eskom crack down on alleged electricity syndicate in Kya Sands

Gauteng's crime statistics: A decline in serious crimes but a rise in kidnappings