A third of people living in Tuvalu have applied for a visa which will allow them to migrate to Australia. The visa programme has been

The value of assets under management by the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) has passed R3 trillion. This was at the end of March. The value

Wellington Koo, the Taiwanese defence minister, has said the island nation is “determined” to defend itself and its way-of-life, in the face of Chinese aggression.

Jesse Kriel will skipper the Springboks today against the Barbarians, after their usual captain, Siya Kolisi, pulled out due to a neck injury. Today’s match,

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) has committed to raising the defence spending of its member states to 5% of GDP over the coming decade,

A German court has lifted a ban imposed on Compact, a far-right magazine. Last year the German government banned the magazine, saying that it undermined

Three by-elections were held on Wednesday, with the DA having a mixed day, losing one ward and defending another seat. In Tshwane the DA easily

A new global study suggests that progress in vaccinating children against a variety of life-threatening diseases has stalled in the past two decades – and even

Mali and Russia have signed a number of agreements aimed at strengthening trade and other relations between the two countries. The announcement came during a

Mounting foreign and domestic migration to Gauteng is outpacing the province’s capacity to maintain and expand services. This emerges from the provincial administration’s inaugural Municipal