News
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South Africa’s economy shrinks ahead of local elections
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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Thieves steal works worth $10 million from Renoir museum in southern France
Two thieves stole artworks valued at $10 million from the Renoir Museum in southern France, dropping one painting while fleeing.
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Alleged UK fugitive pleads guilty to firearms and immigration charges
UK fugitive Ndodana Tshuma pleads guilty to firearms and immigration charges in a Johannesburg court as extradition for triple murder proceeds.
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Presidency opens nominations for South Africa’s highest national honours
Presidency opens nominations for the country’s highest honours.
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Prince George begins secondary school at Eton College
Prince George began secondary school at Eton College on Tuesday, following in father Prince William’s footsteps at the elite institution.
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‘Not one penguin species is doing well’ as climate change threatens global populations
Not a single penguin species in the world is doing well at present.
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Four Livingstone Hospital employees arrested in alleged theft probe
Four Livingstone Hospital employees and a community member have been arrested over alleged theft, with medicine among the items reportedly stolen.
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South Africa takes Mandela auction fight to top court
South Africa’s government turns to the constitutional court to stop an American auction house from selling Nelson Mandela’s personal possessions.










