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Russian drones bore down on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv early on Thursday, with officials reporting fires in apartment and non-residential buildings a day after a record number of drones targeted the ...

KZN Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is seen as a hero in a province ravaged by crime and political killings. His sights are set on Police Minister Senzo Mchunu, with Mchunu’s presidential ...

The SA Navy has handed the Hawks a copy of the board of inquiry report into the 2023 submarine accident that claimed the lives of three submariners.

The industry remains heavily reliant on imports from China. As trade imbalances persist, local manufacturers and circular economy advocates are working to rebuild domestic production capacity.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has a set of major crises within our security cluster, which need to be dealt with before the damage gets worse. While they are complex, he should concentrate on doing two ...

Everything at the DMPR seems to take ‘longer than anticipated’, which speaks volumes to its many governance failures, and points to entrenched interests wary of the light of transparency being ...

Sometime during the mid-1990s, I took a break from studies. I had completed a research project on state failure, and of the post-state economy in Somalia. I needed, for once, to get as far away from ...

Soweto side Kaizer Chiefs have ‘bigger ambitions’ for the Tunisian coach this season, aiming to improve on a disappointing ninth-place Premiership finish, retain the Nedbank Cup and aim higher in the ...

Senior journalist Rebecca Davis highlights a disturbing trend on South African social media: fake accounts, copy-paste tweets, and manufactured praise for politicians. From the ANC to ActionSA, online ...

More than 20 NGOs that support special needs children in Gauteng face uncertain futures because the Gauteng departments of health, education and infrastructure and development are letting them down – ...

A back-to-basics approach might be needed amid mounting concerns about the blocs’ continued relevance in shaping the international order.