Florian Wirtz sits down with Kelly Somers to talk about his slow start at Anfield, playing padel and making Bundesliga history.

In a highly controversial move, some Israeli MPs are trying to introduce the death penalty for Palestinian attackers.

Brazilians had a middling start, then things get worse in Kigali.

Walmart’s low prices may not be enough to take on South Africa’s listed retailers, with the global giant lacking one critical element to success in the country’s competitive food retail market.

The soonest the US House of Representatives can vote on the funding deal and end the shutdown is Monday.

A man in the Krugersdorp CBD, faced with a crumbling town, decided to pick up a mop and hold the line.

South Africa’s long-squeezed motorists might find fresh relief next month as recent datafrom the Central Energy Fund (CEF) data points to meaningful  fuel price cuts  in February — a rare bright spot in a world rattled by geopolitical theatrics and jittery oil markets. In an unexpected twist, the rand has staged its strongest run in […]

After spending almost six months in the Platinum model, the adjustment to the entry-level XL was tough but refreshing

Spending December with Chery’s flagship SUV meant that we were surrounded by luxury and the fuel consumption was not bad either

Demonstrations were held to protest the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis.

Public procurement has the potential to stabilise thousands of SMEs, but payment delays have become an economic crisis

Jonis Ghedi-Alasow, head of Pan Africa Today, responds to an opinion piece by Imraan Buccus

Even when presenting the grimmest of budget statements, successive ministers of finance have all found a moment of light-heartedness when they announce increases in alcohol excise tax, which the National Treasury argued in Business Times last week were in

Vehicle influx from China and India is ‘costing jobs’ and harming the economy, says BMW South Africa CEO

A staggering $9.6-trillion is traded every day on foreign exchange markets, and it affects just about every South African

Busa CEO Khulekani Mathe denounces the Business Licensing Bill as flying in the face of Ramaphosa’s exhortations about unnecessary rules and regulations