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Finance Minister Tito Mboweni has clarified the use of more taxpayer funds to bail out South African Airways (SAA), saying the government has not committed

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) launched its first Mars probe successfully on Sunday, becoming the first Arab nation to send a probe to the planet.

South Africa suffered its worst-ever economic contraction in April. This was according to the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) which released data on economic activity.

Andrew Mlangeni, the last remaining veteran of the Rivonia Trial of 1963/1964, has died. He had been admitted to 1 Military Hospital in Tshwane with

Deaths rose in the Eastern Cape by 400 yesterday to 1 345 as senior provincial officials warned that the province anticipated close to 9 000 ‘unavoidable’ deaths.

Government efforts to curb smoking by banning cigarette sales could backfire with a high likelihood of a price war between producers once the lockdown is

The T20 Cricket World Cup has been postponed, it was announced earlier this week. The tournament was due to take place in Australia from October,

News24 editor in chief, Adriaan Basson, has announced the he will cease tweeting. On the news site, he said that while his account would not

Trial results from South Africa, Brazil and – soon – the United States (US) will likely be critical in assessing the efficacy of the coronavirus

Joshua Wong, a prominent Hong Kong pro-democracy activist, yesterday applied to run in the embattled city’s legislative elections in September. Only half of the seats