Lise Beyers
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South Africans with blocked ID documents must visit Home Affairs by July 10 to prevent permanent cancellation of their IDs.
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The South African government plans stricter immigration measures, including quotas and increased deportations, amid rising anti-migrant protests nationwide.
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British police chiefs have announced a review of controversial anti-racism guidance following widespread anger over the treatment of a fatally stabbed student.
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Two suspects have been arrested in Mozambique in connection with the brutal murders of a Mossel Bay couple.
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South Africa’s poultry industry will soon be able to vaccinate flocks against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
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A drone strike on a passenger terminal at Kuwait’s international airport wounded several people on Wednesday, as Iranian and US forces traded attacks in the Gulf.
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More than 500 foreign nationals have fled their homes along the Overstrand, after groups of locals went door-to-door telling them to leave the country.
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While there is still no clarity on exactly how Johannesburg is going to pay its massive R5.2 billion debt to Eskom, the City council last week approved a R3.8 billion German loan which will be used to fund infrastructure.
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The Norwegian Football Federation has requested FIFA investigate awarding Trump a peace prize, raising concerns about neutrality and ethics.
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Football legend David Beckham (51) will be honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 12 June.
