THURSDAY, 14 MAY 2026, 22:22
Official voters’ rolls from Mozambique’s 2024 elections reveal fraudulent registrations, including Zanu-PF activists and Zimbabweans without voting rights.
Judge Nkosinathi Chili to rule on Jacob Zuma’s ‘Stop Stalingrad’ application.
Xpeng is negotiating with Volkswagen to share a factory in Europe for expansion
China’s President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump trade talks are making progress at the start of a two-day summit on Thursday but warned disagreement over Taiwan could send relations down a dangerous path.
A Panama-flagged crude oil tanker managed by Japanese refining group Eneos 5020.T has passed through the Strait of Hormuz, ship-tracking data from LSEG showed on Thursday, the second instance of such a Japan-linked oil ship making it through.
What is required, if the unqualified and immediately realisable right to basic education is to be safeguarded, is not simply better ad hoc responses to extreme weather events but a shift towards a basic education system that is intentionally designed to withstand them.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption court on Thursday ordered the arrest of Andriy Yermak, a close ally of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and former head of his administration, on money-laundering charges.
Britain’s former deputy prime minister, Angela Rayner, a potential rival to leader Keir Starmer, said on Thursday she had been cleared of deliberate wrongdoing over her tax affairs, overcoming a hurdle to mounting any leadership bid.
The Philippine Senate will convene as an impeachment court on May 18 ahead of the trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, its president said on Thursday, with tensions flaring as the country’s most powerful political clans face off.
The taxman aims to collect billions from errant entities by withholding payments, newly appointed Sars boss Johnstone Makhubu tells MPs
The five suspects accused of murdering soccer star Senzo Meyiwa are back in the dock at the Pretoria high court on Thursday.
Imfinzi before and after surgery, with pre-procedure EV, delivered improvements
Report says commercial farmers use most of Middle Letaba Dam’s water, hitting the disadvantaged
The rate of UK economic growth affects things like pay increases and the amount of tax raised.
The Khampepe commission of inquiry probing efforts to stall the investigation and prosecution of apartheid-era perpetrators continues in Newtown, Johannesburg, on Thursday.
Irregular and wasteful expenditure rises to R268.13bn as internal controls falter
The prime minister is fighting to stay on in No 10 as heavy election losses trigger a Labour revolt.
The KwaZulu-Natal High Court in Pietermaritzburg ruled on Thursday that the long-delayed arms deal corruption trial against former president Jacob Zuma and French arms company Thales must proceed.
Criminal syndicates exploit weak local governance, eroding public trust in democracy, writes Lesego Mahlangu.
It was a very strong night for both the Patriotic Alliance and the ANC as both parties picked up Northern Cape wards, and showed good growth in a North West ward.