Hamas said its political leader, Ismail Haniyeh, was killed in an Israeli strike in Iran, where he had been attending the inauguration of the country's new president.
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DA ministers in the government of national unity are making the ANC look bad as the DA outperforms them, senior ANC members have complained.
EFF MPs who challenged their suspension for storming the stage at the State of the Nation Address last year have lost their battle in court.
The 95 Libyan nationals arrested at a supposed security training camp were allegedly sent for military training and are members of the notorious 20/20 company, which falls under the eastern Libyan militia controlled by Khalifa Haftar.
Takealot’s multi-million Gauteng township initiative with the provincial government is making progress, with the group having already brought 200 Johannesburg and Tshwane township manufacturers onto its platform in the three months since its launch.
A group of observant North West police officers cornered four Lesotho men just hours after a massacre that claimed eight lives at a tavern in Kanana, outside Orkney.
Israel struck Hezbollah's stronghold in southern Beirut on Tuesday in retaliation for rocket fire from Lebanon that killed 12 children over the weekend, saying it had killed the commander responsible for the attack.
Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds rangers play a pivotal role in ensuring chicks are given a second chance and rescuing injured or ill seabirds - helping to protect the iconic species.
The Blitzboks arrived home to a warm welcome of family, friends and some who just wanted to catch a glimpse of their Olympic bronze medals.
Newspapers are no longer profitable, but journalism can still be. Let's get to work on creating the next printing press. Democracy will thank us later, writes Qaanitah Hunter.
With lofty expectations responsible for a significant amount of Tatjana Smith's struggles since Tokyo, being expected to walk to the 200m breaststroke gold after winning the 100m in Paris won't help.
Trade and Industry Minister Parks Tau has said a change in administration after the US elections to a Democrat or Republican presidency will not harm the renewal of SA's free-trade agreements with the US.
City of Cape Town staff are being trained as immigration officials in a bid to ease snaking queues at the Cape Town International Airport passport control gate.
Tony Leon explores a fictional alternate history of the South African elections, drawing stark parallels with Venezuela's real and tumultuous electoral process, highlighting the dangers of electoral manipulation and authoritarian practices
Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says their excuses will wear thin if they are unable to gain Rugby Championship success in Australia, a country where South Africa have generally struggled since 1993.
Over the weekend, Eskom placed seven generating units in cold reserve - which means they weren't used - because power supply exceeded demand.
A botched attempt at muscling in on a road construction project in Bronkhorstspruit led to the kidnapping, torture and murder of five men allegedly affiliated to the infamous Boko Haram gang in Mamelodi, Tshwane.
After months of court battles and mudslinging involving its former president, Jacob Zuma, and his axing this week, the ANC has a mammoth task of rebuilding itself.
Johannesburg Mayor Kabelo Gwamanda says he remains committed to residents, amid calls by some for him to resign over infrastructure and service delivery complaints.
France recognises a plan for autonomy for the Western Sahara region under Moroccan sovereignty as the only way of resolving a long-running dispute over the territory, President Emmanuel Macron said in a letter on Tuesday.
The Israeli military issued an indictment on Tuesday against a reservist soldier accused of severe abuse of Palestinian prisoners, in a case that followed a furore over separate abuse allegations against Israeli soldiers.
