Two Bloemfontein police officers accused of assaulting a woman at Heidedal police station have been arrested, while the high-profile case against Deputy President Paul Mashatile’s former VIP ...

As M23 continues its destructive march, the upcoming EAC-SADC summit must consider lessons from failed peace efforts.

Patricia Bullrich, Argentina's security minister, is on a mission to stamp out drug gangs in the South American nation that have driven rising violence and led to a spike in cocaine shipments to ...

Rafael Grossi, head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), said on Friday that the number of attacks on the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine had increased, ...

U.S. President Donald Trump has authorized economic and travel sanctions targeting people who work on International Criminal Court investigations of U.S. citizens or U.S. allies such as Israel, ...

On a Karoo night, underneath a Nieu-Bethesda sky, Barbara Weitz is paying homage to the constellations above. The delectables on your plate — and even that has something otherworldly about it — are a ...

Like her detective novels, Sally Andrew’s cookbook (or is it Tannie Maria’s?) does more than solve mysteries. It inspires and delights, and makes you think about the meaning of life, while reminding ...

I was stumped by the pricing unit of tomatoes when determining value for money. For a confessed math whizz, I couldn’t differentiate between grams and kilograms. How embarrassing!

Can you believe it’s been two years since we introduced AirFrydays? To mark the milestone, here’s the very first Airfryday recipe we shared with you. And here’s to many more.

Below is a selection of images from the State of the Nation Address (Sona), held on 06 February 2025 in Cape Town.

Despite recent conciliatory gestures and very diplomatic wording from South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, the Democratic Alliance and even civil rights organisations, the rift between Pretoria ...

The Bank of Japan is now pointing the finger at chronic labour shortages—rather than sluggish demand—as the culprit behind its economic woes, hinting that interest rates could rise faster than a sushi ...