Three former heads of the central bank say the probe seeks to undermine the Fed’s independence and “has no place” in the US.

Ngozika Nnadi credits the support she got from teachers and fellow learners for her excellent results

Rethabile believes her success is a testament to growth, faith, humility and a deeply rooted desire to serve others.

Simon’s Town has become a strategically critical naval hub that is drawing heightened interest from major world powers.

The Democratic Alliance has cleared leader John Steenhuisen of misappropriation of party funds through the use of his party-issued credit card.

The MK Party has appointed Brian Molefe, a former CEO of Eskom and Transnet embroiled in multiple corruption scandals, as its new treasurer general. 

In 2020, during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, Chrisovalandi Coundouris, known as Valandi, earned a scholarship to attend Saheti School in Johannesburg.

The auction will take place online in February.

Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube is on Monday announcing the matric results for the 2025 class.

Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube is on Monday announcing the matric results for the 2025 class.

To help learners navigate their options, TimesLIVE spoke with two education experts from the University of South Africa, Prof Gezani Baloyi and Prof Ailwei Solomon Mawela.

Rating agencies are taking note of South Africa’s reform efforts. While the country has not escaped junk status yet, continued reforms could see this change in the coming years.

Range options and fast charging enhance EV2’s appeal

The European Commission has set conditions under which China-based electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers can replace EU tariffs with minimum price commitments for each EV model sold in the bloc.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is widely expected to extend his four-decade rule in an election on Thursday after a campaign marred by violence and clouded by questions about who might eventually succeed him.

IBA president says sport organisations must protect women’s sport.

Sacred Heart College in Observatory, north-east of Johannesburg, has announced a 100% matric pass rate for its Class of 2025, with several pupils ranking in the top 1% nationally in Independent Examination Board subjects.