Lise Beyers
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A conservative media critic picked by President Donald Trump to be US ambassador to South Africa has arrived to take up his post, the US embassy said on Tuesday, as relations between the countries remain fraught.
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South African motorists could see a slight increase in fuel prices in March, ending a two-month streak of price cuts that brought relief to consumers in January and February.
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Dozens of fortune-seekers have descended on the township of Springs, about 50km east of Johannesburg, scouring the dirt for gold.
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Accused Bondi Beach killer Naveed Akram (24) appeared in an Australian court via video link on Monday in his first public hearing since the shooting.
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Sibling rivalry is not exclusive to humans, with young baboons also competing for their mother’s attention, scientists said this week.
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Residents in Johannesburg are protesting severe water shortages affecting daily life due to infrastructure failures and municipal mismanagement.
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South Africa’s upcoming budget faces challenges amid a commodity price surge; fiscal discipline and tax reform are crucial for sustainable growth.
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A French woman who became an international symbol of resistance against sexual violence is set to release an intimate memoir detailing her life with the man who drugged and orchestrated […]
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There has been no water in Parktown West for the past 19 days. Pupils from the school have already missed two days of schooling because the toilets were blocked and the children could not cope with it.
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The whispers started in January 1990. Working in the newsroom of a Johannesburg daily newspaper, we heard murmurs that something significant was about to happen. Then, on 2 February, president FW de Klerk delivered his groundbreaking speech, unbanning political organisations and unions, and announcing that Nelson Mandela would be released unconditionally. No date was however…
