Jailed Myanmar democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi has been moved from prison to house arrest, a military official said, as the junta announced a heatwave had prompted measures to protect inmates.
Springbok legend Victor Matfield has endorsed Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu as the future long-term Springbok flyhalf.
Between 215 and 425 thousand people were using heroin daily across South Africa in 2020 (at the upper limit, this amounts to over 1% of the country's entire adult population). This is according to a study published recently in the Journal of Illicit Economies and Development.
If what we want is a country that functions and keeps the lights on and fixes roads and upgrades infrastructure and creates jobs and processes paperwork, then DA-bashing is self-defeating, writes Renée Bonorchis.
However much pollsters predict, they can't change a party’s fate. Voters' choice is determined by their own experience, whether real or distant, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana as he takes a look back in history on why polliing was introduced.
Meghan Markle's latest venture, American Riviera Orchard, and its first product, a strawberry jam, earns rave reviews from close friends.
Annual consumer price inflation slowed for the first time this year, dropping to 5.3% in March, down from 5.6% in February and below some economists' estimates.
The petrol price is currently on track for a hike at the start of May, while diesel could be lowered slightly.
As Kaizer Chiefs enter a tenth year without silverware, it's clear serious steps need to be taken to address the issues at hand. This will require a stringent and thorough process, writes Tashreeq Vardien.
South Africa's struggling cinema chain Ster-Kinekor is expected to axe 236 workers – a third of its entire workforce – and close up to nine of its cinema complexes across South Africa as it blames a "significant" decrease in attendance.
Stronger Challenge Cup focus means the Sharks' fringe players potentially come back into sharp scrutiny in the URC, writes Rob Houwing.
The FairPlay Movement has criticised the government for creating a bizarre Catch-22 situation for the local poultry sector as it battles to recover from the worst outbreak of bird flu in SA on record.
The company that provided Donald Trump with a $175 million bond in his New York civil fraud case said it had "substantial financial credibility".
Mop-up operations are continuing in parts of KwaZulu-Natal after heavy rains battered the province's South Coast, leaving behind a trail of destruction.
The Professional Provident Society (PPS), which provides insurance and investment products exclusively to graduate professionals, said members’ notional profit share accounts in SA and Namibia totalled R4.54 billion in 2023.
A former employee, who claims Sygnia retrenched him for promoting BEE, has approached the Constitutional Court to challenge the firm's decision.
Cape Winelands firefighters are battling a blaze that is burning out of control in Du Toit's Kloof.
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Israeli tanks pushed back into parts of the northern Gaza Strip which they had left weeks ago, while warplanes conducted air strikes on Rafah, the Palestinians' last refuge in the south of the territory.
Johannesburg is staring a full-blown crisis in the face as the collapse of the city's water and sanitation grid looks imminent, with concerns authorities do not have the R64 billion needed to replace and refurbish the failing infrastructure.
A heated exchange has erupted between the Patriotic Alliance and the Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape.
The Department of Basic Education's clunkily named 'Gender-Responsive Pedagogy for Early Childhood Education' is designed for educators and aims to change gender dynamics in the classroom. Andrea Harrison examines what we should consider when responding to the toolkit.
Industry stakeholders requested guidelines be put in place for up to Stage 16 of load shedding in order to reduce the risk of human error in an emergency situation, says Vally Padayachee.
While Autism is commonly identified during childhood, thanks to an evolving understanding of this multifaceted disorder, many adults are now receiving diagnoses.
After self-diagnosing himself and ending up in a hospital in Mauritius, Tony Leon reflects on some of the lessons and perspectives offered by the recent event.