Lise Beyers
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Motorists may pay record fuel prices from October as the Middle East war sends oil prices soaring near $100 a barrel.
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The taps have run dry again in numerous Johannesburg suburbs, leaving residents fuming as they struggle for water.
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Iran launched fresh attacks against the United States on Wednesday in retaliation for US strikes on its vessels in escalating conflict.
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British businessman dies after penis enlargement injection in Bangkok. Thai authorities investigate clinic’s safety protocols and licensing following fatal procedure.
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President tells new version of his 9/11 story while skipping New York anniversary to attend Pentagon ceremony instead
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President Ramaphosa declares 4 November a public holiday to allow South Africans to vote in local government elections.
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Britain’s air traffic system faced a second day of disruption with 177 flights cancelled after a technical fault grounded planes nationwide.
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Planned fires in natural areas may seem risky but experts say they are vital to protect South African communities from devastating wildfires.
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South Africa’s economy shrank in the second quarter, ending two years of growth as opposition demands urgent reforms ahead of elections.
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Two thieves stole artworks valued at $10 million from the Renoir Museum in southern France, dropping one painting while fleeing.
