Cars burned and shops looted as anti-immigration protests rock South Africa

South Africa saw violent anti-immigration protests in Soweto and Durban on Thursday, 8 October, after a Constitutional Court ruling eased restrictions on asylum applications.

Tigray war: Why peace talks may fail before they even begin {Africanews Debates}

The November 2022 Pretoria agreement ended the previous war between Ethiopiaâ s federal government and the Tigray Peopleâ s Liberation Front (TPLF). However, the renewed fighting has exposed how fragile that settlement remains.

Zimbabwean tycoon who died in helicopter crash laid to rest

At the funeral in Harare, Wicknell Chivayo was eulogised as an industrious businessman

Lesufi vows better asylum directive withdrawal messaging

Home Affairs withdrew the directive expanding the intake of asylum seeker applications

LIVE: TRC Cases | Khampepe Commission of Inquiry

The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Cases Inquiry continues

Eswatini king pledges to strengthen 'enduring friendship' with Taiwan

King Mswati III is set to attend Taiwan's national day celebrations on Saturday.

DNA exposes rapist who preyed on 15-year-old girl: 30 years in jail

Cape Town gets two new direct routes to tropical island destinations

Cape Town travellers now have new direct flight options from Airlink to two popular island destinations this October.

'Pirates were very aggressive': Rulani reveals on how Downs lost out on Mofokeng

Rulani Mokwena has revealed how he urged Sundowns to sign Relebohile Mofokeng while the winger was still at the School of Excellence.

Rainy days and dogs: What every pet owner should know

Rainy weather can expose dogs to hidden dangers in puddles, and pet owners should know the risks before taking their dogs outdoors.

'Alcohol and driving should never be mixed': Minister announces 0% alcohol limit ahead of December holidays [VIDEO]

Hlengwa says 88% of major road accidents are caused by human behaviour.

JUST IN: 'EFF MP' arrested after allegedly assaulting police officer

Preliminary reports indicate that the woman had requested the commissioning of an affidavit that had already been signed.

Cachalia, Mkhwanazi and Xaba to meet over Durban unrest

The violence erupted after foreign nationals allegedly assaulted one of the participants in Durban.

Sundowns look to regain rhythm ahead of MTN8 final

Sundowns defender Grant Kekana says they have to get their approach right to dethrone Pirates

NPA aims to restore public trust in IDAC: Mothibi

IDAC Head Andrea Johnson resigned from her position in July.

A journey through Boekenhoutskloof

SPONSORED | Join Prestons and Vriesenhof Vineyard at The Tank Room this weekend for a taste of one of South Africaâ s enduring wine estates.

Gqeberha entertainer enthralls Karoo audience

The second leg of Gqeberha funnyman and musician Gino Fabbriâ s Heritage Month tour proved to be both entertaining and educational for the performer and people of the Karoo. The talented performer made his way through Robert Sobukwe Town (Graaff-Reinet), Nxuba (Cradock) and Komani (Queenstown) recently where he received a warm welcome from the residents in the Gem of the Karoo.

Fifty years on, Gqeberha men remember mountain tragedy

While some might not even have heard of the tragic event, for others it is a scar etched into their memories that has not faded, even 50 years later. Two Gqeberha residents have reflected on the 1976 tragedy in which an instructor and two trainees died during a three-day hike in the mountains of the Western Cape.

Don't let 'pens down' derail your future, matrics warned

The silly season has arrived for thousands of matric pupils and in an effort to stop them from losing focus on their final examinations, the department of education has stepped in and launched its Anti-Pens Down Campaign. More than 3,000 high school pupils attended the campaignâ s launch in Gqeberha this week, where they received motivational messages and guidance on the consequences of losing focus during their final hurdle.

Redeployment of fire engine sparks Knysna safety fears

The redeployment of a newly acquired fire engine in the Knysna area has sparked concerns among residents, who claim the region is not adequately equipped to respond to emergencies. Rheenendal residents are now seeking clarity on what firefighting capacity remains available to them and how quickly assistance can reach the area during an emergency.