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

Veteran politician and Freedom Front Plus member of the Western Cape provincial legislature, Peter Marais, called for the province to take action against ‘escalating’ racial

Criminal investigations are under way into the alleged murder of four city-appointed electrical contractors in Ekurhuleni. They had been summoned to help municipal electricians at

At least 14 African migrants died when the boat in which they were trying to reach Europe sank just off the Tunisian coast. Another 54

Six municipal by-elections were held on Wednesday, one in the Eastern Cape, one in the Western Cape and four in KwaZulu-Natal. In the Eastern Cape

Irvin Jim, general secretary of the National Union of Metalworkers of SA (Numsa), has reportedly written to Zwelinzima Vavi to say that Numsa intends recalling

In the few days since Hong Kong actor Donnie Yen was announced as a presenter for the 95th Academy Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday,

Cape Town has asked new Transport Minister Sindisiwe Lydia Chikunga to ‘fast-track’ devolution of responsibility for rail transport to the city as a key step to