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SA Reserve Bank leaves key interest rates unchanged
The SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee has left the repo rate unchanged at 7%, keeping the prime lending rate at 10.5%.
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‘I couldn’t keep quiet’: Police chief Mkhwanazi after explosive police corruption allegations
Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, KwaZulu-Natal police chief, says he was aware that his 6 July press conference exposing alleged criminality and political interference would put him in the crosshairs – but…
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‘Gaza hospitals on brink of collapse’
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that Israel’s ground offensive in northern Gaza has pushed hospitals to the “brink of collapse.”
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Scientists unveil AI that predicts future disease risks
Scientists have unveiled an artificial intelligence model capable of predicting the likelihood of developing more than 1,000 diseases years before diagnosis.
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Five SANDF soldiers, two Zimbabweans due in court over illicit cigarette smuggling
SANDF soldiers are among seven suspects arrested for allegedly smuggling illicit cigarettes
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Trump receives UK’s ‘largest military ceremonial welcome’
US President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, arrived by helicopter at Windsor Castle on Wednesday for the first full day of his historic second state visit to the UK.
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‘Tinder Swindler’ victims ‘celebrate’ his arrest
Two victims of Israeli fraudster Simon Leviev, made famous by the Netflix show “The Tinder Swindler”, on Tuesday told AFP that they were glad to learn of his arrest in…
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Murder suspect says he ‘had enough of Charlie Kirk’s hatred’
Tyler Robinson (22), the man accused of shooting Charlie Kirk, said he killed the right-wing activist because he was tired of his “hatred.”
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Constitutional Court hears landmark case on Shell’s Wild Coast exploration
The Constitutional Court heard arguments in a historic case that could set the tone for future battles between corporate energy interests and environmental and community rights.
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Trump sues New York Times for $15 billion over ‘decades-long defamation’
The New York Times criticised a $15 billion defamation lawsuit filed by President Donald Trump as a brazen attempt to silence independent reporting.
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