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Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told reporters the decision would create a ‘credible deterrence’ against Russia.

They have filed a lawsuit against US right-wing influencer Candace Owens who claims the French first lady was born male.

The former British Vogue editor says being “super-thin” and European is often seen as “the norm” again.

US immigration judge said prominent pro-Palestine activist withheld information on green card application.

Home Affairs Minister Dr. Leon Schreiber answered oral questions in Parliament on Wednesday.

The results show that Foundation Phase learners (Grades R–3) are gaining key skills in literacy.

More charges could be added against Matlala at a later stage.

The Sea follows a boy from the occupied West Bank who wants to visit Tel Aviv to see the sea for the first time.

In Kerala this year, more than 70 people have been diagnosed and 19 have died from the brain-eating amoeba.

Air traffic controllers warn Spirit flight after it came too close to President Donald Trump’s aircraft as he flew to the United Kingdom for his state visit.

An unusually fierce monsoon has derailed daily life more than ever in the South East Asian nation.

Kenya’s Beatrice Chebet is aiming to become just the third woman to clinch a 5,000m-10,000m double at the World Athletics Championships.

Niger’s army has failed to contain the jihadist insurgency, with dozens killed in recent attacks.

The political rift that could spiral into conflict again after the vice-president was accused of treason.

Tanzania’s 2025 general elections campaign has taken a dramatic turn after the removal of the Alliance for Change and Transparency (ACT Wazalendo) party’s candidate — former minister and outspoken legislator Luhaga Mpina — from the presidential race.  The decision announced by the National Electoral Commission (NEC) is widely seen as strengthening President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s […]

The National Treasury’s new Tax Amendment Bills make it clear that a lifeline that taxpayers have long relied on to avoid penalties from SARS is no longer the layer of protection it once was.

The event comes as Meta faces ongoing scrutiny over the impact of its products, particularly on children.

They accuse the manufacturers of doing “nothing” despite being aware of the plane’s risks.

The Bank rate was cut in August but many analysts do not expect any further reductions this year.

KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi will continue to testify at Madlanga Commission.

The Political Killings Task Team is at the centre of the Madlanga Commission Inquiry.

Mkhwanazi says there should be some intervention in the criminal justice system to avert collapse.

Motau says in phase three, Mkhwanazi will be recalled back, where his testimony will be tested.

Great Britain heptathlete Katarina Johnson-Thompson looks back through her career highlights including her first Olympic medal in Paris 2024 and receiving an MBE this year.

Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi has given a short and vague update on Ethan Chislett and Nkanyiso Shinga, leaving fans eager and guessing.

All you need to know.

Kaizer Chiefs missed out on Stellenbosch FC’s Mthetheleli Mthiyane, one of the most exciting midfielders in the Betway Premiership.

Those in top roles are five times as likely to have been to private school than general population, study finds

The privately educated are tightening their “vice-like grip” on some of the most powerful and influential roles in British society, such as FTSE 100 chairs, newspaper columnists and BBC executives, a report has found.

Those in the most important positions are five times as likely to...

Renowned Spanish chef Ángel León will open Amura, his first restaurant outside of Spain, this December at the Mount Nelson.

Monica Matsie shares her grief, trauma, and unanswered questions as her family struggles to cope with Katlego’s tragic death.

Cardi B reveals she’s expecting her fourth child with Stefon Diggs. She also opens up about balancing pregnancy while preparing new music.

The single will be released this Friday.

Home Affairs can technically produce up to nine million smart ID cards annually. With the increase in locations where these can be obtained, the estimated remaining green ID books in circulation could all be replaced within two to three years.

The murder of political activist Charlie Kirk has prompted fears about rising levels of political violence in the US after a number of high-profile assassinations and attempted assassinations of political figures in recent years. But how connected are these events and do they signal a rise in public support for this kind of violence? To find out Ian Sample speaks to Sean Westwood, an associate...

A survey shows that 90% people say they are not given plans to help manage menopause.