Eskom is selling less electricity, making billions in profit and improves its financial position, but continually increases tariffs for customers, says AfriForum.
Iran launched fresh attacks against the United States on Wednesday in retaliation for US strikes on its vessels in escalating conflict.
Britain’s air traffic system faced a second day of disruption with 177 flights cancelled after a technical fault grounded planes nationwide.
Repeated warnings that SAPS dog Sky was at risk of injuring herself went unheeded – and months later the dog was found seriously injured at Roodeplaat.
Dam levels across the Western Cape have held relatively steady this week, with only marginal declines recorded across key water supply systems.
South Africa’s economy shrank in the second quarter, ending two years of growth as opposition demands urgent reforms ahead of elections.
Two thieves stole artworks valued at $10 million from the Renoir Museum in southern France, dropping one painting while fleeing.
UK fugitive Ndodana Tshuma pleads guilty to firearms and immigration charges in a Johannesburg court as extradition for triple murder proceeds.