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The prime minister has built his foreign policy around being seen as a trustworthy ally of the US president.

Norway’s Casper Ruud says he “probably won’t be here the next day” if his wife goes into labour during the Australian Open.

Twelve learners lost their lives in a minibus-taxi and truck accident in Vanderbijlpark.

The opening of the schools in the flood hit areas in Limpopo was halted last week.

European leaders will meet for an emergency summit Thursday to form an official response to President Trump’s pursuit of Greenland and his threat of tariffs for any country that tries to stop him.

India radically tightened its rules on egg donation to make it altruistic, but that move triggered a vibrant black market for human eggs.

Kasali Akangbe Ogun, who came from a long line of wood carvers and wanted to preserve local traditions, has been buried following his death after a brief illness.

Senegalese fans celebrate their team’s victory at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Police say armed gangs burst into the two churches in Kurmin Wali, Kaduna state, during Sunday service.

The Ethiopian Orthodox festival of Timket, or Epiphany, commemorates the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan.

UK Inflation has dropped back from record highs but remains above the Bank of England’s 2% target.

The government’s call for NHI litigants to skip court and ‘settle’ with the state has fallen flat.

The JSE has received the green light for its simplification project, with the company looking to bring in new listings.

In this Business Talk with Michael Avery interview, Herholdt’s Group’s Regional Sales Manager, Lukas Stoltz, discusses the company’s core offerings and how it is embracing modern technology.

Former IPID Head  Robert McBride is appearing before the Ad Hoc Committee.

McBride’s testimony is expected to focus on his role in some of the most contentious investigations.

Khumalo turned himself in at Katlehong police over assault claim by suspected drug dealer.

Mogotsi has raised concerns about his legal representation and personal security.

Mercedes chief designer John Owen, a key figure in multiple drivers’ and constructors’ championship wins, is to leave the team later this year.

‘I could feel the pain but we were fighting for three points,’ says Saleng as he opens up on his injury struggles after joining Sundowns.

The Detroit Pistons hold on to beat the Boston Celtics 104-103 in a game between the Eastern Conference’s top two teams on Martin Luther King Jr Day.

With the top three in the Premier League pulling away, could fifth be enough for Champions League football again?

Remax real estate has come under fire after a leaked conversation between an agent and a prospective tenant…

Iconic Italian fashion designer Valentino Garavani has passed away at the age of 93 in his home in Rome, Italy.

Fraudsters are carrying out cunning scams to defraud South Africans of their hard-earned money. Here’s how, says Capitec…

Eskom areas experiencing morning and evening load reduction include communities across two main blocks.

The ANC in KZN is desperate to stay in power, but it has not confirmed the allegations of horse-trading with the NFP.

“We just need our fans not to let themselves be poisoned by the outside and echo things that don’t exist,” he said.

The Portfolio Committee on Transport wants motorists caught under the influence to be permanently banned from driving.

From boardrooms to back offices, South African companies are moving beyond AI hype and into execution.

Make sure SA’s most deserving women in tech get a nomination. Deadline is 8 February.

The Google News Initiative local language pilot aims to bring digital and AI training to community newsrooms.

Omoda has confirmed that it plans to launch a hybrid version of the affordable C5 crossover in South Africa this year.

Parliament has endorsed Transport Minister Creecy’s proposal to scrap South Africa’s legal drink-driving limit, calling for the changes to be implemented before Easter.

People carriers are a popular feature on South Africa’s roads, offering motorists affordable practicality.

How the third Monday of January came to be known as the most depressing day of the year.

Bosses, in a post to staff, say in hindsight, it was not a good use of charitable funds.

A pilot scheme is rolled out in the north of the Isle of Man by the public health directorate.

The myth of ‘the most depressing day of the year’ won’t die – but does it actually do any harm?