The U.S. is launching a new ground-based missile defense system in Romania Thursday amid increased tensions with Russia. The system, to be operated by NATO, is getting up and running nearly a decade after the U.S. first announced plans to do so, only to encounter pushback from Russia. The U.S. has long insisted that the […]
Brazil's president is on the verge of losing power; suicide bombings in Baghdad; Kenya threatens to kick out 600,000 refugees.
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While the abuse of prescription medications silently took hold of rural communities in Appalachia over a decade ago, today it is difficult to imagine a single town in the United States that has eluded the devastating grasp of opioid addiction. Across the country, people from all walks of life — from cops to public health […]
Finally, an outcome that shouldn't have been difficult to reach. Former police officer Michael Slager has been indicted on federal charges in the unjustifiable shooting of Walter Scott, an unarmed man who was pulled over on bogus charges.
Читать дальше...SEOUL, May 12 (Yonhap) -- President Park Geun-hye plans to leave for Ethiopia later this month on a 12-day, four-nation trip to Africa and France with the aim of boosting bilateral ties, South Korea's presidential office said Thursday. The trip, wh
South African celebrities from Lira to Majozi share their thoughts on the road to fame, what they love and hate about the high life, and what they've learnt along the way
Within the next fortnight, Springbok coach Allister Coetzee and his coaching staff will have visited all six South African Super Rugby franchises.
The Judicial Service Commission will ultimately decide whether Judge Mabel Jansen should suffer any consequences on account of the revelation of her racist remarks on Facebook and whether her defence of context has any bearing on her guilt or the punishment that should be imposed.
It is an election year, so expect all kinds of ridiculous proposals from ambitious politicians to get your attention and, ideally, your vote.
As South Africa scrambles to avoid its credit rating being downgraded to junk, a sobering assessment yesterday from auditors KPMG concluded that our struggling economy had slipped to being merely the third-biggest on the continent, behind Nigeria and a resurgent Egypt.
“Let's not kid ourselves, we are not over it!”
Are Chinese fishing trawlers going rogue off South Africa's east coast to plunder the country's sardines?
South Africa's struggling economy is no longer the second-biggest in Africa, says auditing consultancy KPMG, citing data from the IMF that suggests that Egypt has overtaken us - mainly due to the rand's slump.
Ronan Farrow, the son of Mia Farrow and Woody Allen, has exposed his family's troubled history and dealt with the long-standing allegations of abuse against Allen in an opinion piece in The Hollywood Reporter ahead of the premiere of Allen's Cafe Society at the Cannes Film Festival.
Transport logistics parastatal Transnet is embarking on a major expansion drive in the rest of the continent, offsetting a slowdown at home caused by the slump in commodity prices, CE Siyabonga Gama said yesterday.
The vast majority of South Africa's children live in abject poverty and it is affecting their development.
The people, and not the ANC, liberated South Africa from apartheid rule, the EFF has said.
A battle over “drooping boobs and buttocks” might lead to the Hibiscus municipality having to explain itself to the public protector.
Prison employees feel imprisoned themselves in a failing work environment held together only by "God's grace".
Violence erupted during an ANC regional list conference in North West yesterday as ANC members physically attacked other members in a dispute over which delegates were being registered.
The estranged wife of one of South Africa's richest men is up against one of her husband's former companies in the Constitutional Court.
THE lawyer of a taxi driver found guilty of sexually assaulting a young woman he was driving home says the victim could have avoided the attack by sitting in the cab’s back seat.
A WOMAN says she was left dripping in blood and in excruciating pain after an invasive laser treatment therapy at a clinic in Melbourne’s south.
The Dutchman is set to be replaced by the former Juventus boss after Italy's Euro 2016 campaign but suggests he would be open to working with the club's youth players