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South Africa’s first woman judge, trailblazer Leonora van den Heever, passed away on 22 November 2025 at the age of 99.

McLaren’s Oscar Piastri outpaces title rival and team-mate Lando Norris in practice at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Gwarube was at the Bana Pele Mass Registration Drive.

University housing faces backlash for ignoring GBV claims after female student assaulted off-campus.

Gauteng warns residents to stay vigilant and report danger zones as heavy summer storms persist.

Zambia has become the first African country to join the HealthAI Global Regulatory Network, marking a significant step toward strengthening responsible oversight of artificial intelligence in health. The Global Agency for Responsible AI in Health announced the milestone following the signing of a cooperation agreement between Zambia’s Ministry of Health and HealthAI. The agreement was […]

Researchers heard electric crackles on 28 hours of recordings made over two Martian years.

The death toll from flash floods and landslides on Indonesia’s Sumatra island Friday rose to 174 on Friday with 79 people missing, authorities said.

The death toll from flash floods and landslides on Indonesia’s Sumatra island Friday rose to 164 on Friday with 79 people missing, authorities said.

Syria’s foreign ministry said in a statement Friday that the attack was “a horrific massacre” and said women and children were among those killed.

A South African allegedly recruited to fight for Russia recounts the horrors of war in Ukraine via voice notes.

The country faces many deadly security challenges, leaving the army and police severely overstretched.

Gen Horta N’Tam is sworn in during a ceremony at the army headquarters.

Police search ex-President Chakwera’s residence after a suspect said the dogs were being kept there.

New laws—described as some of the most important governance reforms since the Constitution—are now waiting for President Cyril Ramaphosa’s signature.

MKP says Zuma-Sambudla wants to shift focus on ensuring safe return of the 19 SA men in Ukraine.

Senthumule says Gen. Mkhwanazi should’ve been the first person to be informed of PKTT disbandment

The PKTT was disbanded by police Minister Senzo Mchunu on December 31, 2024.

Zuma-Sambudla has also resigned from all structures of the party

The Football Association rejected Everton’s appeal against Idrissa Gueye’s red card without providing an explanation, David Moyes says.

Republic of Ireland manager Carla Ward says abuse directed towards midfielder Ruesha Littlejohn has been “disgusting” and a “disgrace”.

Britain’s Paddy Pimblett will fight Justin Gaethje for the interim lightweight title – this is why the UFC picked him.

Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala has confirmed that current Mamelodi Sundowns and Bafana Bafana star used to date his sister.

The Field of Dreams, part of Joburg CBD regeneration, restores pride and creates safe, inspiring spaces for youth in the inner city.

The Springboks say they have looked at different scenarios and don’t see any problems arising from their 7-1 bench split.

Kanye West’s concert is set to take place at Ellis Park on 13 December, but there’s been no word from the organisers.

An alleged kidnapping of MP Vusi Shongwe prompts MK party to demand urgent protection for its committee members.

From outdoor festivals to family events, there is plenty to choose from this weekend.

We South Africans know how unpredictable our power grid can be — dips, surges, outages and rising costs have pushed more homes and businesses toward solar.

Eskom on Friday reported profit after tax of R24.3-billion for the six months to the end of September.

Cell C Holdings Limited officially debuted on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) under the ticker CCD, marking a defining moment for the company, the industry, and the country.

These were the five biggest stories in South Africa’s transport industry this week.

The Automobile Association of South Africa expressed concerns that the new Aarto system will fail to reduce road accidents.

Kayleigh Griffiths says the alert came about because families had to keep retelling their stories.

More than 200 patients suffered harm, including unnecessary mastectomies, the BBC has been told.

The sessions in December and January aim to bring people in Wolverhampton together during the colder months.