Pictures of popular flowers, such as roses, tulips, nasturtiums and sunflowers, were chosen for the first set of British stamps to bear the head of

The Labour Appeal Court (LAC) judgment has interdicted essential service workers from continuing with the destructive industrial action that has resulted in the death of

South Africa’s new Public Service and Administration Minister Noxolo Kiviet is being investigated by the Special Investigative Unit (SIU) for possible degree fraud. According to

In the first speech of his unprecedented third term as president of China, Xi Jinping vowed to strengthen national security and transform the military into

Four companies which secured the R320m eThekwini Durban Solid Waste contract paid about R36.5m to community-based contractors (CBCs) established by local ANC heavyweights to promote

Australian Prime minister Anthony Albanese says Australia wants to discuss expanding security and economic cooperation with India at an up-coming summit with Indian Prime Minister

Despite escalating tensions between Taiwan and China, the Taiwanese government has indicated that it would allow flights from Taiwan to travel to additional Chinese destinations.

Hours after declaring his intention to remain Tshwane executive mayor, beleaguered Murunwa Makwarela resigned on Friday– and ceased being a COPE councillor – when it

The Netherlands’ government this week announced plans to impose new restrictions on exports of semiconductor technology, joining the United States-led effort to curb chip exports

Uganda is considering criminalising anyone who simply identifies as gay. A bill before the Ugandan parliament could see anyone who identifies as belonging to the