Brazil has given an indication that it understands what the stakes are ahead of next year. In a speech at the last G20 Summit, held in Brazil, President Lula da Silva warned that ‘COP30 will be our ...

Moses Kotane had no formal education and Walter Sisulu had Standard Two at the time of the Rivonia Trial. But Nelson Mandela, the man with degrees from Wits and London universities, deferred to Sisulu ...

The US dollar steadied against major peers on Wednesday as investors continued to take stock of President-elect Donald Trump’s tariff pledges, while keeping an eye on a key inflation figure out of the ...

Hundreds of Chinese investors who lost savings in the collapse of China Evergrande launched a coordinated campaign this month to press authorities for an update on the failed property developer, ...

Auditor-General (AG) Tsakani Maluleke has one message for the seventh administration: “We’ve got to push back on the culture of no accountability and no consequences.” Maluleke was speaking on Tuesday ...

Rolling water protests in which tyres were set alight and cars stopped flared again in Johannesburg as residents across the city faced days-long water cuts. The troublesome Commando System which ...

The Department of Energy says it has not been told of delays in commissioning the fuel berth in Port Elizabeth Harbour and has promised to adjust the fuel price for Nelson Mandela Bay and surrounding ...

The Lobito Corridor will be the focus of outgoing President Joe Biden’s visit to Angola, his first to Africa during his presidency.

The Border Management Authority is beefing up border security in anticipation of increased activity at ports of entry as festive season travel intensifies.

Israel has agreed a ceasefire with Lebanon, Israel's Channel 12 television reported on Tuesday, clearing the way for an end to a conflictbetween Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah that has killed ...

People with HIV can live a long, healthy life – if they take their medication correctly. But too many don’t. A game might help to change that, research shows.

HIV prevention injections that can provide two, or even six, months of protection per shot have arguably been the biggest HIV story of the year. Ahead of World Aids Day, Professor Francois Venter ...