Yemen: Residents of Taiz fear food supply shortages amidst the siege

The Yemeni city of Taiz faces mounting pressure as fighting intensifies in its outskirts in recent days

Nigeria: 20 kidnapped graduates rescued after week-long search

Twenty graduates abducted while travelling to begin Nigeria's national youth service have been found alive after a week-long search, authorities say.

Yemen's Houthis claim responsibility for attacks on two Saudi airports

Saudi Arabia said three civilians were killed and 36 people injured in two separate attacks in the capital, Riyadh.

Solar emerges as an alternative to Nigeriaâ s unreliable grid {Business Africa}

Nigeriaâ s Power Crisis Creates New Opportunity for Solar as Togo Deepens Russia Ties

Egypt accuses 6 Journalists of terrorism in press freedom crackdown

Egyptian prosecutors accused six journalists from an independent fact-checking platform on Wednesday of terrorism-related offences, alleging they worked for the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood and received foreign funding to spread "false news".

Shebe Maburna's bail hearing underway in Polokwane

Shebe Maburna has approached the court again in a bid to secure bail after being denied previously.

DA targets stronger LGE performance with nationwide branch rollout

DA Federal Chairperson Solly Msimanga says the party targets stronger LGE performance in November

Woman killed, man critically injured in Hammarsdale Court shooting

REVEALED: 'Nasreddine Nabi wasn't sacked by Kaizer Chiefs'

Nasreddine Nabi left Kaizer Chiefs barely six months after winning the 2025 Nedbank Cup with the Soweto giants.

Fuel price hikes: Santaco says there will be no taxi fare increases … yet

'Commuters are urged not to panic or anticipate an immediate fare increase'

Cybersecurity Awareness Month spotlights Binance's commitment to keeping African crypto users safe

Across Africa, crypto is already part of everyday financial life.

South Africa's spam registry still can't block a call

Consumer sign-ups promised for July 2026 have slipped, leaving spam-weary South Africans waiting until next May.

Manhunt launched for Gauteng pastor over alleged rape, kidnapping and murder

Two KZN suspects fatally wounded in KwaNdengezi shootout with police

Here's which public pools in Johannesburg are open and why the others are closed

The City of Johannesburg confirmed 23 of its 57 public swimming pools would be open from 12 October.

Why Rulani will be happy if Sundowns or Pirates win MTN8

'It is very hard to decide who will win but whoever does I will be very happy,' said the former Pirates and Sundowns coach.

Nortjé brings X-factor, says Bavuma, as he returns to Proteas Test side to face Australia

The fast bowler will play his first Test match in more than three years.

Legal showdown looms as Umhlanga residents challenge construction at shopping centre

R&B duo Changing Faces and Eric Benét added to Ndlala December showcase in South Africa

This December, American RB duo Changing Faces will bring their signature harmonies and soulful energy to South Africa.

Survé Philanthropies Partners with Amy Foundation to Support Cape Town Youth