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A military court in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Tuesday sentenced former president Joseph Kabila to death in absentia, convicting him of crimes including war crimes.

Limpopo premier Dr Phophi Ramathuba has described this past weekend as one of the most devastating for the province, after 12 people were killed in a horrific crash on the R81 in Ga-Sekgopo on Sunday afternoon.

Mom of two claims abuse, admits to R4.8m fraud and gets 10 years in jail

Thomas Falkiner looks back at his lengthy tenure with Ford’s sportiest panel van

The man expressed heartfelt relief that his children will now have the peace of mind to pursue their dreams without being rushed into adult responsibilities.

Since its official recognition in April, Type 5 diabetes has sparked public concern

Malema still awaits a verdict in firearm case.

310 days without load-shedding, says board chair Mteto Nyati

SA face England in their first match in Guwahati on Friday.

The DA has blamed the ANC for the latest job statistics which show that formal employment dropped by 229,000 in the past year.

Magistrate Sandy Sindane ‘not ready’ to deliver ruling

Last year’s MotoGP champion Jorge Martin’s collarbone surgery has been successfully completed, his Aprilia team said on Tuesday, after the 27-year-old Spaniard crashed during the Japanese Grand Prix sprint at the weekend.

A contractor hired by Johannesburg social housing company (Joshco), Mbewenhle Projects, says it had to pay employees R500,000 from its own pocket due to Joshco not paying for the completed services for three months.

SA’s added ‘experience, combined with the younger players in the team, makes this an exciting squad’.

Ugandan presidential candidate Mubarak Munyagwa has proposed banning Swahili, the country’s official language, in favour of French, saying French offers broader regional coverage.

Correctional services national commissioner Makgothi Thobakgale is taking steps to plug security gaps at Pollsmoor prison in Cape Town after three inmates were erroneously released due to administrative bungles.

Former police minister Nathi Mthethwa is believed to have died, according to sources in government.

South Africa’s job market took a hit in the second quarter of 2025, with total employment falling by 80,000 jobs, a 0.8% decline from March to June.

There is a slight increase in petrol prices and a small drop in diesel prices for October, minister of minerals and petroleum resources Gwede Mantashe has announced.

Safa apologises for ‘administrative oversight and will reflect on the steps to take’.

Toyota has updated its popular Starlet and Starlet Cross ranges with enhanced safety specifications on the Xi and Xs model grades.

Chats reveal they had access to confidential SAPS information: crime intelligence boss

The Tembisa Hospital scandal has again highlighted the critical role whistleblowers play in exposing corruption.

No ODIs or Tests scheduled this summer, T20 series vs West Indies cut to 3 matches

The syndicates behind the looting frenzy at Tembisa Hospital in Ekurhuleni paid R16m to six hospital clerks, R7.3m to an assistant nurse and R67m to their managers.

As the strain of making ends meet creates multiple hurdles on the journey to saving money, many South Africans are finding it harder to invest in long-term goals.

The department said while the NSNP, run by the department of basic education, continues to provide uninterrupted meals for pupils in no-fee schools, Gauteng had expanded the initiative to cover vulnerable children in some fee-paying…

Europeans subjected to jeering and heckling throughout the matches, even while preparing to hit shots.

Bentley has partnered with Danish-founded coffee and juice brand Joe & The Juice. To mark the collaboration, the British carmaker has revealed what it calls the world’s most luxurious mobile coffee bar: a bespoke Mulliner-crafted Bentayga.

Three alleged KwaZulu-Natal extortionists who were arrested on Friday made a brief appearance in the Durban magistrate’s court on Monday.