Lise Beyers
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UN General Assembly votes to adopt new world map making Africa appear bigger while shrinking North America and Europe.
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France expects wine production to drop 6% to less than 34 million hectolitres, marking the poorest harvest in roughly 70 years.
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DA opposes R3.1m salary increase for eThekwini top officials, saying residents should not fund hikes amid ongoing service delivery crisis.
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Law now requires public servants across all government levels to complete specific training programmes before appointment and throughout their careers.
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UN human rights chief warns artificial intelligence poses existential threat to humanity, demands urgent action to regulate powerful technology companies.
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Iran warns of more forceful response to US attacks as both nations exchange fire near Strait of Hormuz amid six-month deadlock.
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Unseasonable September heat compounds Western Cape water woes as dam levels drop 17% below last year following driest winter on record.
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Far-right AfD wins 44% in Saxony-Anhalt state election, dealing crushing blow to Chancellor Merz’s CDU with just 18% of vote.
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Rebuilt culverts at Kruger National Park officially opened ahead of National Parks Week, marking progress in flood recovery efforts.
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Gauteng’s education system faces unprecedented pressure as applications for 2027 school year nearly double the number of available spaces.
