The University of Cape Town (UCT)’s Student Representative Council (SRC) has launched a formal bid to rename Smuts Hall, the men’s residence founded on the

An outbreak of Covid-19 in China’s Guangdong province, causing acute congestion at the region’s ports, is the latest setback for the global container shipping industry,

Brisbane in Queensland, Australia, is set to host the 2032 Olympics. The International Olympic Committee (IOC) executive board has proposed the city as the preferred

The President of Zambia, Edgar Lungu, has been given the go-ahead to stand for another term. The country’s Constitutional Court has ruled that he can

Age has not dimmed Queen Elizabeth’s sense of humour, judging by her wry question to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson during an evidently interminable round

Pedro Castillo seems set to be the next President of Peru. In a very tight race, Castillo emerged victorious over Keiko Fujimori, the daughter of

The South African Government has given a number of Lesotho diplomats 72 hours to leave the country. The diplomats had allegedly been illegally selling duty-free

Democratic Party congresswoman Ilhan Omar has denied making a ‘moral comparison’ between Hamas and the Taliban and the United States and Israel after being rebuked

A majority black-owned consortium of Global Airways and Harith, to be known as Takatso, is to take a 51% share of SAA as a ‘strategic

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has fired its former company secretary, Welsh Gwaza, who had been suspended since the end of last year. Gwaza was dismissed