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Writing on Instagram, Rachel Duffy said she was “heartbroken” at the death of her “beautiful wee mummy”.

An audio recording allegedly captures suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu coercing a witness, known as Witness E, to submit a false statement to the Madlanga commission.

South Africa has seemingly avoided major US backlash over Iran’s naval exercise participation largely due to Washington’s shifting focus elsewhere, highlighting that the country is relying more on luck than effective diplomacy.

Authorities have advised residents to take precautionary measures.

R372 million has been set aside for the Defence Force Day parade.

While debate rages in the U.S. about the merits and risks of AI in schools, it’s become a state-mandated part of the curriculum in China, as the authorities try to create a pool of AI-savvy professionals.

Despite dozens of lethal U.S. military strikes on suspected narco-boats, drug flows continue, allies are alarmed, and Caribbean fishermen say their livelihoods are under threat.

Palestinians can no longer apply for a U.S. visa with documents issued by the Palestinian Authority — another sign, they say, that the Trump administration is sidelining Palestinians.

Airports in Thailand and Nepal have begun screening passengers from West Bengal.

Prosecutors say Paul Mackenzie lured the latest victims to their deaths by writing notes from his prison cell.

An investigation found that some of the 16 detained last year planned to unseat President Bola Tinubu.

The UN mission says it is gravely concerned by “inflammatory rhetoric calling for violence against civilians”.

Barbara Kyagulanyi said she was assaulted when she refused to reveal her husband’s whereabouts.

Families should have parental leave access and single parents should have more help, a report says.

South Africa is enjoying a strong market rally, but there are economic realities and major risks that can’t be ignored.

Lesetja Senona is alleged to have assisted Cat Matlala to secure a R360 million SAPS tender.

The ANC’s Greater Johannesburg Regional Conference ballot boxes was found in a house in Pretoria.

Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee commences with its public participation process.

The Madlanga Commission is investigating allegations of criminality into justice system.

Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Cole Alexander has called it quits at 36 after a near 20-year career in the Premier Soccer League and abroad.

Moroccan champions AS FAR have been building towards their moment in Fifa’s Champions Cup against Arsenal on Wednesday.

BBC Scotland looks at the national team’s warm-up schedule, Steve Clarke’s injury concerns, and what sort of shape his side’s opponents are in.

Premier Soccer League champions Mamelodi Sundowns have spoken out after fan unrest, Pitso Mosimane chants, and a heated Loftus Versfeld exit.

FlySafair responded to backlash of a group of EFF supporters creating a disturbance in-flight en route to support leader, Julius Malema.

EFF leader Julius Malema has issued a strong-worded response to Elon Musk, who criticised the performance of ‘Kill The Boer’ in viral videos.

Magwaza died in hospital after a short illness.

Modise questioned whether Sundowns could still be regarded as a “top team” on the continent.

The officer showed courage under fire.

South African shoppers can now search Amazon using images, screenshots or barcodes with Amazon Lens.

The Association of Communications and Technology, which represents players like MTN, Vodacom, Telkom, and Cell C, has taken issue with Home Affairs’ new identity verification fees.

An airline’s boarding policy shake-up shows the limits of efficiency. (Spoiler: It’s money.)

A few minutes a month can translate into hundreds, sometimes thousands, of rands saved over time.

One of South Africa’s biggest cities is urging motorists to claim impounded vehicles before its crushing deadline.

In a recent survey, 72% of prison officers say they are frequently stressed at work, 42% say they have been assaulted at least once. So what motivates them – and how do they cope?