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Sir Philip Barton says he was worried Lord Mandelson’s links to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein “could be a problem”.

Uncapped left-arm spinner Tilly Corteen-Coleman, 18, is included in England’s squad for the Women’s T20 World Cup starting in June.

The Madlanga Commission of Inquiry is under way in Pretoria.

THORN has rejected 0.9 per cent wage increase offered by the employer

Boksburg Magistrate’s Court has granted bail of R30 000 each to Julius Mkhwanazi and Kagiso Lerutla

Emily and Simion Saw share their pride at the runner’s historic sub-two-hour marathon win.

The Hollywood star is accused by fellow Australian actress Charlotte MacInnes of making defamatory statements.

Fifteen South American migrants and asylum seekers were recently deported from the United States to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, an African country they have no ties to.

Ceasefire in south Lebanon fraying as US-Iran talks stall

The four men pleaded not guilty to targeting an American in an alleged attack at a holiday apartment.

The artefacts will be returned and displayed in an exhibition in Serowe opening on 27 May.

Clashes resumed in Kidal following coordinated attacks across Mali by armed groups on Saturday.

The activist has condemned France’s influence in West Africa and been accused of being a “Russian mouthpiece”.

The Road Traffic Infringement Agency has laid out its goals for the year, including the national rollout of AARTO starting in two months’ time.

South African businesses and households are facing higher insurance premiums and stricter cover conditions.

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal went to Ohlange as it sought to draw inspiration from it late leaders

Hlabisa was speaking in Westonaria, Gauteng where the party commemorated Freedom Day

Ohlange is where the founding president of the ANC, John Langalibalele Dube, is buried

Speaking at Freedom Day commemorations, Ramaphosa called on citizens to respect the rule of law.

Speaking on the Monday Night Club, football writer Mark Ogden and former Premier League striker Chris Sutton discuss how Tottenham are heading towards relegation from the Premier League, despite beating Wolves to secure their first league win of the year.

Ineos Grenadiers agree a lucrative new deal with data business Netcompany, with AI the focus for a return to success.

After his match-winning century for Durham, BBC Sport assesses whether Emilio Gay has the skills to be England’s next Test opener.

LIV Golf could postpone its event in New Orleans in June amid continued questions over its future.

Despite full-time employment, a Western Cape resident supporting multiple dependants finds that government assistance barely touches the surface of daily expenses.

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This follows a recent cyber incident at Standard Bank

Botswana activists said the amendment sends a clear message that LGBTIQ+ people are not criminals.

The province has more than twice as many primary schools as secondary schools.

Police also confiscated equipment believed to be used in illegal mining

The battle between the AI big hitters has largely played out on social media. Now it is coming to the courtroom.

On TikTok, young women are going viral for crafting whimsical homemade computers inside purses.

Fenergo explains why AI governance is now central to growth and trust in South African financial services.

South Africa just celebrated Freedom Day, but it’s worth asking what financial freedom looks like in the digital age. There are about six million South Africans who remain unbanked or underbanked, according to the GSMA, but who do have access to cell phones. This is where mobile money services step in, providing a clear path […]

Volvo has started production of the South Africa-bound EX60.

FlySafair has reduced its temporary fuel surcharges for a second consecutive week.

Porsche has decided to sell its stake in Bugatti as interest in luxury cars declines.