Enoch Nkwe, director of cricket at Cricket South Africa, has denied allegations that the organisation has turned its back on Test cricket

The six-month maintenance shutdown of tunnels of the Lesotho Highlands Water Project will not disrupt water supply into the country as alternative plans have been put in place to feed Rand Water and prevent dry taps, government says.

The death of former Tshwane mayor and speaker Murunwa Makwarela, who at one time during his tenure was dubbed a “unifier”, seems to haunt the council as parties blame each other for his death.

The United Arab Emirates will tender shortly for the construction of a new nuclear power plant that would double the number of the small Gulf state’s nuclear reactors, three sources familiar with the matter said.

Kenya Airways on Friday accused authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo of harassment over the continued detention of two of the airline’s staff for alleged customs violations despite a court ordering their release.

Injuries to centre Henco van Wyk and fullback Quan Horn have deprived the Lions of strike power at the back for their United Rugby Championship clash against Munster at Ellis Park on Saturday.

The world’s largest mining company now has until 22 May 2024 to declare its firm intentions towards Anglo and its tasty copper holdings.

The board of Anglo American has unanimously rejected global mining giant BHP’s “opportunistic” proposed all-share takeover offer of the company valuing it at about R740 billion.

A baby girl who was delivered from her dying mother’s womb in a Gaza hospital following an Israeli air strike has herself died after just a few days of life, the doctor who was caring for her said on Friday.

Raju has spent more than 20 of his 22 years in banking with Absa, holding numerous positions including group treasurer and chief risk officer.

GENEVA, April 26 (Reuters) – The vast amount of rubble including unexploded ordnance left by Israel’s devastating war in the Gaza Strip could take about 14 years to remove, a United Nations official said on Friday.

BEIJING, April 26 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken raised concerns on Friday about China’s support for Russia’s military, one of the many issues threatening to sour the recent improvement in relations between the world’s biggest economies.

NEW YORK, April 25 (Reuters) – Renewed clashes between police and students opposed to Israel’s war in Gaza broke out on Thursday, raising questions about forceful methods being used to shut down protests that have intensified since mass arrests at Columbia University last week.

BERLIN, April 26 (Reuters) – Azerbaijan, host of this year’s U.N. climate summit, will defend the right of oil and gas producing nations to invest in the sector, the country’s president said on Friday, noting that despite climate targets, fossil fuel demand remains strong.

BENGALURU/NOIDA, India, April 26 (Reuters) – India voted on Friday in the second phase of the world’s biggest election, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his rivals raise the pitch of the campaign by focusing on hot-button issues such as religious discrimination, affirmative action and taxes.

LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) – British police have charged two men with immigration offences after five migrants, including a child, died when a small boat crossed the English Channel from France earlier this week.

Eskom’s executive will on Friday provide a detailed outlook on the power utility’s state of readiness for the winter months and plans to prepare its systems.