Leading contenders began to throw their hats in the ring on Tuesday as South Korea officially set June 3 for a snap presidential election triggered by last week's removal from office of impeached ...

With apologies to Dylan Thomas, Elon Musk is not going gentle into that good night, and nor is there likely to be any dying of the light.

Germany has temporarily suspended any further admission of refugees via a UN resettlement programme, the dpa news agency reported on Tuesday, citing the interior ministry and the UN refugee agency ...

As Asian markets bounce back from their recent lows like a rubber band in a trade war, hopes rise that Treasury Secretary Bessent can negotiate a peace treaty with Japan while Trump stubbornly clings ...

For centuries, it was believed that tuberculosis spread primarily when a vulnerable person spent hours in a poorly ventilated space with someone who was infectious. But new findings suggest that much ...

Google responded to the Competition Commission’s Media and Digital Platforms Market Inquiry by saying it ‘misses the point’.

Renewable power generation provided a record 32% of global electricity last year, a report by energy think tank Ember said on Tuesday, as overall electricity demand grew 4% driven by heatwaves and ...

The Department of Tourism launched a ‘local is lekker’ campaign ahead of the Easter holiday season, amid concerns about the impact on the SA market of attacks by US leaders.

If the confident Charl Schwartzel rolled back the years and made a charge for his second Masters title this week, it would be the sports story of the year.

The Wata taxi association voiced its shock over the murder of three of its members in Soweto on Monday morning. The association has been in a brutal war with its rival Nanduwe for nearly a decade.

While the ANC and the DA continue their dances away and perhaps back to each other, the events of the past few days reveal something fundamental about our politics. That in its nature, nothing has ...

Brian Chauke from Chiawelo in Soweto has been unemployed, but instead of falling into despair, the father of two came up with an innovative yet solicitous way of feeding his family.