The United States Embassy in South Africa is instructing visa applicants to change their social media privacy settings.

‘There were reviews done and there are discussions right now on where we are going as a team’

There have been growing calls from other MPs to have Nkabane removed as minister.

A few parents in Granada have been gathering to protest ‘against genocide’ in Gaza.

The US-brokered truce may end fighting – but could also open the door to a new scramble for Congo’s critical minerals.

Birmingham City host Ipswich Town to start the new Championship season on Friday, 8 August before Wrexham visit Southampton a day later.

Around one in 32 UK births in 2023 was as a result of IVF, a new report has shown.

Mercedes driver George Russell on Thursday welcomed a move by Formula One’s governing body to publish penalty guidelines before the Austrian Grand Prix where Red Bull’s Max Verstappen remains at risk of a race ban.

The second winner of this month’s R78 97 677.80 Lotto jackpot has stepped forward to claim his prize.

The US Treasury on Wednesday prohibited certain transactions with Mexico-based financial institutions CIBanco, Intercam Banco and Vector Casa de Bolsa as part of its new fentanyl sanctions.

Another downgrade to Afreximbank’s credit rating could lead it to turn to “friendly” countries such as China for funding, its chief economist said on Wednesday.

The Eastern Cape government confirmed that as of Thursday, 101 people had died in the floods that hit the province this month

Kishore Mahbubani, former UN Security Council president and Asia Research Institute fellow, says Africa faces a “cruel” economic future in the next decades, as the same nations that exploited Africa’s resources for wealth are becoming increasingly protectionist.

Mncedi Ndzwanana’s coalition partners came to his defence, rejecting all the allegations and aspersions cast on his character.

Videos appeared to show multiple young children lying injured on a road near a primary school in Beijing.

The latest data shows that with less than a week remaining, South Africa’s diesel motorists are in for bad news.

The original artwork was criticised by some who claimed it promoted misogynistic stereotypes.