Tensions rise in Durban CBD as anti-illegal immigration protests continue

Dua Lipa's Italian getaway had one word fans keep repeating in the comments (Pics)

Dua Lipa just shared a new bikini carousel from Italy, and fans are already calling it one of her best looks yet.

SAFA run to Molefi Ntseki amid Pitso Mosimane standoff

SAFA could turn to Molefi Ntseki as an interim Bafana Bafana coach amid the uncertainty surrounding Pitso Mosimane.

Gauteng reservoir levels drop

Provincial government urges residents and businesses to cut water use as demand strains supply system.

Khumalo says ready to serve again after charges withdrawn

Dumisani Khuma was arrested in June last year over alleged irregular appointment of Mokwele. 

Mpofu argues impeachment court decision an easy appeal

MKP and the United Africans Transformation (UAT) party are back at the Western Cape High court.

SA, Zim must partner towards driving economic development: Ramaphosa

Ramaphosa says these investments should help create factories and strengthen agriculture.

Antonelli fastest in sole Dutch GP practice

Antonelli's teammate George Russell was third fastest, 0.125 off the pace.

Iran president says time to end war while in position of strength

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran should end the Middle East war now because it is in a position of power and dignity.

Man accused of intentionally infecting girlfriend with HIV released on R2 000 bail

Tears Foundation says people living with HIV should not be stigmatised, noting that the allegations in this case centre on the alleged deception and intentional harm, rather than HIV status itself.

Don't talk to me, talk to my AI lawyer?

Darren Cohen from My AI Lawyer says that the agent provides you with legal advice based on the information you provide.

Willemse says not much to take from 43-10 win against All Blacks last year

The Springboks are desperate to get Rugby's Greatest Rivalry Test series off to a winning start at Ellis Park.

US-sanctioned ICC head warns against 'demise of international rule of law'

Japan, the biggest funder of the ICC and a close US ally, said it consistently supported the court's efforts to uphold the rule of law.

CPUT reports calm after week of unrest as students leave residences

The university said maintenance work to secure entry points and clean campuses remained under way.

Business wants to help City of Joburg, but after the elections

A 'credible counterparty' is needed in the city.

Belgian university suspends academic who accused Arday of plagiarism

Researcher Nathan Cofnas said in a post on X that he was under investigation by Ghent University for "discriminating" against the late Cambridge professor.

Benin cyberactivist Steve Amoussou freed after two-year sentence

Beninese cyberactivist Steve Amoussou has been released after serving a two-year prison sentence for charges including politically motivated insult and spreading false news. His case had become a prominent test of the government's treatment of critics and online dissent.

DRC Ebola outbreak growing 'exponentially,' UN warns, as deaths exceed 2,500

The Ebola outbreak raging through the Democratic Republic of the Congo is growing "exponentially," the United Nations warned on Friday, as the number of deaths from the virus passed 2,500.

Motsepe Foundation Championship finally kicks off

The Motsepe Foundation Championship finally gets underway this weekend, with nine fixtures scheduled across South Africa as teams begin their push for promotion and glory.

Kaizer Chiefs announce loan deal for another academy graduate

The 22-year-old defender spent last season at Botswana's Black Lions, and Kaizer Chiefs have decided to loan him out again.