The Mpumalanga High Court has fined the Emalahleni Local Municipality R650 million after it pleaded guilty to several environmental offences in terms of the National Environmental Management Act and the National Water Act.

The school bullying crisis mirrors a society where violence is normalised, and parents and teachers play an important role in this.

There is only one route out of the political cul de sac in Tanzania — genuine dialogue with the representatives of all Tanzanians, including the opposition.

The young but highly rated South African coach took a gamble by heading to Morocco more than a year ago. He spent less than a season in Casablanca, but has found his spark again after switching to Algerian champions MC Alger.

The rand strengthened below R17 per dollar for the first time since February 2023 after the government adopted a lower inflation target.

Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hassan nominated former finance minister Mwigulu Nchemba as the new prime minister on Thursday, in the wake of last month’s disputed election.

A light truck crashed into a market in South Korea on Thursday, ploughing 150 metres (164 yards) along a passageway lined with stalls before coming to a halt, killing two people and injuring 18, according to emergency officials and media reports.

Open Secrets is set to appear in the Western Cape High Court on 27 November in a case brought by Integrated Convoy Protection, a South African armoured vehicle manufacturer.

Beijing’s High Court rejected an appeal on Thursday by veteran Chinese state media journalist Dong Yuyu to overturn a seven-year jail term for espionage, his family told Reuters, calling the decision an “act of persecution”.

The Access to Nutrition initiative has assessed the world’s largest fortificant producers, with only four out of 11 fully engaging with the process. It is calling for greater transparency — considering the immense public health benefit micronutrients could provide.

China’s foreign ministry on Thursday demanded Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi retract what it called her “egregious” remarks related to Taiwan, warning that otherwise Japan “must bear all consequences” for the comments.

Join the conversation as investigative journalist Khaya Koko is interviewed by his esteemed colleague, Jeff Wicks, about the latest development in the AmaPanyaza disaster.

Juicy chicken thighs and drumsticks, seasoned with garlic, paprika, and onion powder on a bed of fragrant jasmine rice infused with vibrant bell peppers, broccoli, celery, and cherry tomatoes.

The case may have important implications for freedom of expression.

Joburg cyclists, I have two small issues that I’m hoping you will consider so that we can make an attempt at a somewhat harmonious coexistence.