Lise Beyers
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Tensions in the Middle East intensified as Iran seized two vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and the US blocked nearly $500 million in cash destined for Iraq.
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OUTA has criticised Johannesburg’s City Power pre-approval and registration requirements for small-scale solar installations
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Law enforcement will enhance monitoring on South Africa’s high-risk routes during upcoming holidays due to increased travel and pedestrian safety concerns.
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Sakib Hussain, whose mother sold her jewellery to buy him bowling boots, has made an immediate impact in the Indian Premier League.
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Florida authorities have launched a criminal investigation into whether artificial intelligence played a role in a deadly mass shooting at Florida State University.
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South Africa’s education system faces a crisis of violence, hunger, and teacher shortages, severely affecting students’ wellbeing and learning.
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South Africa’s Sauvignon Blanc is strengthening its position as one of the most dynamic Sauvignon-producing countries on the global stage.
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Emmarentia road rage case put on hold for further police investigation and evidence.
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Civil rights organisation Solidarity has confirmed it will proceed with its Constitutional Court challenge against South Africa’s Public Procurement Act, with the case scheduled for 18 and 19 May this year.
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A vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. The US has maintained its blockade of Iranian ports and the strategic waterway despite extending the ceasefire.
