Congressman Ronny Jackson has introduced legislation that could fundamentally alter US-South Africa relations by enabling sanctions against South African officials deemed to be aligning with US ...

US President Donald Trump's sweeping new tariffs on imports to the United States from countries right across the globe drew a wave of condemnation.

The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) has confirmed the payment dates for April 2025 social grants – and beneficiaries are urged to take note to avoid confusion or unnecessary queues.

A violent stabbing in Bergsig, Springbok, set off a manhunt that ended with a parolee back behind bars - this time for 22 years.

A teenage boy from Danielskuil has been sentenced to five years in prison after targeting and raping a 10-year-old girl in two shocking assaults.

Stakes for wrongful convictions are high in Japan, where the death penalty has broad public support despite international criticism over how it is carried out.

A 30-year-old Northern Cape man who crept into a woman’s home through a window and sexually assaulted her as she slept has been sentenced in the Keimoes Regional Court – though he won’t serve a single ...

The Ministry of Finance, Economic Development and Tourism said that the Northern Cape’s wage bill is the lowest in the country, constituting less than 60 percent of the total provincial budget. This ...

The death toll in Bangkok from a massive earthquake that hit Myanmar and Thailand rose to 17 on Sunday, city authorities said. The Myanmar death toll has risen to 1,600.

Negotiations between the ANC and DA teams regarding the budget resumed on Sunday afternoon, following a stalemate on Friday that threatened the stability of the coalition government.

A construction worker recounts his harrowing escape as a skyscraper in Bangkok collapsed during a massive earthquake, leaving families desperate for news of their loved ones after the 30-storey ...

The ANC has retained Ward 1 in the Joe Morolong Local Municipality following a by-election held on March 19, which was necessitated by the death of a councillor.