Amy Lé-Semper
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A South African journalist who had been missing in Djibouti since Saturday, was safe after being expelled from the country, his family said Tuesday.
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Mexico said Monday it is banning cell phones in elementary and secondary schools, joining countries around the world in trying to help kids focus on learning.
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South African ostrich farms are using mechanical pluckers to remove feathers from living birds destined for major luxury fashion brands.
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US television networks staged an extraordinary revolt Monday when they effectively boycotted coverage of President Donald Trump in protest at his decision to ban three leading outlets from the White House.
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Charles Spencer’s book about his late sister, Princess Diana, packed with explosive revelations is published Tuesday, after searing extracts prompted a rare and sharp rebuttal from King Charles III.
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A killer is stalking Johannesburg’s East Rand, and criminologists warn he is calculated, methodical, and adapting as police close in.
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The Springbok Women take on Wales in Cardiff, schoolboy sevens action heats up at NWU, and Aaron Rai and Rory McIlroy share the lead at the BMW PGA Championship.
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Ninth woman’s body found in Boksburg, SA rejects new US visa restrictions, and the EU proposes social media restrictions for children under 13.
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Charges against police chief Fannie Masemola withdrawn, police dismiss serial killer claims in Potchefstroom, and the US imposes visa restrictions on South African officials.
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What began as one discovery has become a pattern no one can ignore. The bodies of six women have been discovered across Ekurhuleni, on Johannesburg’s East Rand, over the past two months.
