Taylor Swift said she was "completely in shock" on Tuesday after a knife attack at a dance class themed around the US pop star in Southport, northern England, left two children dead.
Private equity shareholders of Primedia Group are considering strategic options for their stakes in the South Africa broadcaster, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Glencore is expected to announce the decision of its board over whether to unbundle its coal assets.
Shares of Shoprite managed to outperform major rivals on Tuesday morning, when SA's largest grocer announced it managed another year of more than 10% growth in its local operations.
South African swim star Tatjana Smith admits she "didn't think" she medalled after a late surge saw her claim gold in the women’s 100 breaststroke at the Paris Olympics on Monday night.
A working paper on the election and its aftermath by former ANC policy tzar Joel Netshitenzhe, director of Mistra, concludes that while the ANC was dealt a blow in the election, the liberation ideal has not been defeated, writes Natasha Marrian.
Landslides in India triggered by pounding monsoon rains have killed at least 36 people with hundreds more feared trapped under mud and debris, officials said.
Some people in need of HIV or tuberculosis medicines are sent home empty-handed after visiting clinics in the North West.
Mountain-biker Alan Hatherly, who became the first South African since 1956 to win a cycling medal at the Olympics, knew he had one chance to deliver on a day he had worked towards for a very long time.
Diversified mining giant BHP announced on Tuesday it and its partner Lundin Mining have inked a C$4.1 billion (about R54 billion) deal to acquire Candian exploration group Filo, a move that will give them access to an advanced-stage copper project in South America.
The ANC's Eastern Cape chairperson, Oscar Mabuyane, has asked party leaders in the province to choose between moving with "madness" to deliver services to people or "write the ANC's obituary".
Abbott Laboratories was ordered by a jury to pay almost $500 million (R9.2 billion) over allegations that it hid the risk that its premature-infant formula can cause a potentially fatal bowel disease, according to lawyers for the mother who won the first case against the company to go to trial.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy says the country’s transport systems are plagued by several challenges.
Venezuela's opposition said it had voting-tally proof it had won the election claimed by President Nicolas Maduro, as anti-government protests erupted across the country.
Israel and the Islamist group Hamas traded blame over the lack of progress in reaching a ceasefire and hostage release deal in the Gaza Strip despite international mediation.
He sent his son to school to learn, but on Friday, an Eastern Cape father had to rush to the scene where his son was killed: less than a metre from the gate of his high school in Nelson Mandela Bay.
The euthanasia of three baboons in the South Peninsula has caused an outcry among animal rights activists and local residents.
Five suspected cash-in-transit robbers have been killed in a shootout with Eastern Cape police, hours after a robbery on the N6 in Macleantown, East London.
Strong winds and heavy swells have aided clean-up operations necessitated by an oil spill from a grounded vessel off the West Coast.
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Paris might have thought they had seen the last of any South Africans scraping home at the last gasp, but they hadn't reckoned with Tatjana Smith's timely touch, writes Lungani Zama.
Nafiz Modack's murder trial was supposed to resume on Monday when the Western Cape High Court recess ended, but it was postponed to give one of the defence lawyers an opportunity seek counsel on a potential conflict of interest.
A man bravely testified on Monday about how he became caught up in one of the tragic Khayelitsha mass killings, leaving him the sole survivor out of three witnesses to the 12 murders on a drizzly day in May 2021.
Within the short space of a year, Transnet has made demonstrable progress in reforming rail and ports.
David Kramer's musical, Ver In Die Wêreld Kittie, premiered last year and is being performed in Cape Town at Die Blik in Epping.
