Staff Writer

An explosion in Beirut on Tuesday may have killed over 100 people and caused much property damage. Some estimates had the death toll at over

Alan Winde, the premier of the Western Cape, and his Cabinet have all passed independent lifestyle audits. In a statement Winde said that when he

Health minister Zweli Mkhize said he was ‘cautiously optimistic’ at the absence of a ‘significant increase’ in deaths despite the surge in cases in recent

Andile Lungisa, the controversial politician from Nelson Mandela Bay (NMB), resigned as a member of the mayoral committee on the advice of ANC secretary-general, Ace

American journalists based in Hong Kong could be the next targets in the embryonic Cold War between the US and China. This was according to

Today’s High Court case on the four-month-old ban on cigarette sales would decide whether criminals would continue to get rich or whether almost 300 000

Planned spending of more than R8 billion has been put on hold by two major brewers in South Africa because of the lockdown ban on

Shoprite, the biggest grocery retailer in Africa, is disinvesting from Nigeria, after fifteen years in the West African state. In a trading update released yesterday

Lesufi bemoans public views on ANC Panyaza Lesufi, Gauteng MEC and ANC provincial deputy chairperson, has expressed disappointment at the hostility and ridicule to which

New claims that millions of rands were paid through a front company for well-connected Royal Bhaca Projects (RBP) – owned by Chief Madzikane ll Thandisizwe