THURSDAY, 09 OCTOBER 2025, 16:25
As our politics becomes more fractured, two key institutions, the NPA and SARS, are likely to come under a lot more pressure. Procedures have begun to appoint successors to the people currently running them. The challenges facing these institutions and their new leaders will be immense.
The attack by the paramilitary on the hospital wounded 17 others, and is the second such attack in 24 hours.
This latest stint means the minister has now assumed the acting presidency for the fifth confirmed time since 2019.
Once again painting himself as a martyr, Gary van Niekerk claimed to be the tip of the spear against corruption in Nelson Mandela Bay while suggesting that other politicians, including former mayor Retief Odendaal, were crooked.
Pressure to ban meat labels for plant-based products comes from Europe’s livestock farmers.
Almost 17 years after being falsely accused of operating a ‘hit squad’ which ‘unlawfully’ murdered 28 people, former members of the Durban Organised Crime Unit are finally claiming damages from the State.
Nigeria is suffering complex security crises, but Republicans in US are eager to paint them as purely religious.
Palestinian women carry relics from their homes in Gaza, revealing stories of loss and survival.
IMF’s Kristalina Georgieva says ‘uncertainty is the new normal’ as tariffs weigh on the global economy.
A new medical aid scheme is on the horizon built for affordability, simplicity, and trust. With a fresh partnership and values at its core, healthcare cover is being reimagined in ways ordinary plans can’t match.
The KwaZulu-Natal police boss must be rebuked for threatening media freedom and undermining democracy, write News24’s editors.
Kate and Gerry McCann give evidence at Leicester Crown Court from behind a privacy screen.
Beth Mooney’s masterful 109 helps prevent Australia from falling to one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history in an ultimately resounding win over Pakistan.
The comedian’s new book supports the case for the UK to give £18 trillion in compensatory payments.
The assassinations of several DJs in Gauteng are believed to have been over drug-related feudsThis was revealed by KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, who said drugs were central to the murders of some popular entertainers in Gauteng. This is the first time a top cop of Mkhwanazi’s calibre has confirmed the rumours that have been circulating regarding the recent hits...
They said evidence collected from his digital devices showed an image he generated on ChatGPT depicting a burning city.
Island trust seeks adventurous family or couple to join three other permanent residents on Ynys Enlli.
Al Jazeera Director General Sheikh Nasser bin Faisal Al Thani says ‘protecting journalists is protection of the truth.’