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Behari sent two letters a day apart to the Ekurhuleni MMC of Safety relating to IPID’s findings

About 500 Sporong informal settlement residents fled their homes due to intimidation and violence.

Cuba’s fuel shortage hits during peak tourist season, grounding flights as the Trump administration’s pressure tightens the island’s oil supplies.

The Israeli government has passed measures to ease West Bank land purchases for settlers and strengthen control in the occupied territory

Weeks after Nicolás Maduro’s ousting, Venezuelans cautiously test new freedoms as the country’s Congress prepares to vote on an amnesty law that will free hundreds of political prisoners.

Eswatini says the talks were part of regional diplomacy and not an attempt to interfere.

Since 2022, Zambia has rolled out free education from primary through secondary school, boosting enrolment by over 2.3 million learners. As Hakainde Hichilema’s government seeks to entrench the policy in law, the opposition warns of overcrowded classrooms and strains on education quality

Imagine it is 2099 and a historic treaty to return African artefacts is falling apart.

Police say the “transnational” criminal group has been in operation since 2017.

Xiaomi South Africa has announced the launch of the REDMI Note 15 Series, which includes the REDMI Note 15 Pro+ 5G, REDMI Note 15 Pro, and REDMI Note 15.

The 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index shows that South Africa is still seen as more corrupt than not, with its score stagnating at historic lows.

The remarks drew a sharp response from MPs, who expressed dissatisfaction

O’Sullivan has taken the stand before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee

Private investigator Paul O’Sullivan appears before Parliament’s Ad Hoc committee.

Ramaphosa will engage with the youth on their perspectives, challenges and ideas

Anna Powell, granddaughter of the rugby legend Barry John, has moved to Wales from Australia with a dream of playing football.

Kaizer Chiefs are top of their CAF Confed Cup group and just need a draw… but Junior Khanye says Zamalek will end their party.

Bronte Law is looking forward to “feeling the buzz” of being involved in this year’s Solheim Cup despite accepting this season will be “different” as a new parent.

There is a quick turnaround for the Proteas after starting their T20 World Cup campaign with a solid win, but bigger challenges lie in store.

Members of staff at Tewkesbury Academy could strike for nine more days.

Anele Mdoda’s estranged sister took to X and finally addressed the divorce rumour surrounding her marriage to Mfanelo Nxumalo.

Virgin Active South Africa has come under fire for hiking their membership fee and their alleged cancellation fee. Take a look…

Roedean admitted a tennis match against Jewish school, King David Linksfield was cancelled after students expressed their ‘reservations’.

One farmer owes Eskom R1.1 million in unpaid electricity bills

Police confirmed that an argument had taken place between Pretorius and fiancée before he took his own life.

Valentine’s Day has become a celebration of love, for everyone. Here are seven ways that people are celebrating Cupid’s birthday differently.

Takealot Marketplace merchants and customers alike are reporting that the platform is awash with sellers from China offering items at lower prices but with much longer delivery times.

Here are the current best bundles from the most popular services.

Instead of throwing that spent Elf Bar nicotine vape into the trash, you can pull most of the guts out, plug in a circuit board and some controls, then suck on the mouthpiece to play digital sounds.

The city’s SAP upgrade triggers payment system issues, leaving account-holders unable to prove they have paid bills, although this has been officially disputed.

South Africa and China have agreed to deepen local automotive investment.

VW has responded to reports claiming it may close down its factory in South Africa.

Chinese cars are in the spotlight for their expansive data collection.

Is NHS dentistry on ‘life support’?

Scientists are developing nerve repairing surgical devices from the silk of spiders.

Oxford researchers find that using AI to make medical decisions presents a risk to patients.