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The state is set to perform its own medical examination on corruption accused Angelo Agrizzi following his appearance on a television show in September despite a medical report from his team saying he is not fit for trial.

The multiple murder trial against Julius Mndawe, dubbed the “Masoyi Monster”, is expected to start on Wednesday after his lawyer asked for more time to prepare.

The United Nations mission in Central African Republic on Tuesday accused the country's presidential guard of opening fire on unarmed Egyptian peacekeepers and wounding 10 of them.

At least six people have died in Nigeria's commercial capital of Lagos after the collapse of a high-rise building that was under construction, the state emergency services chief said on Tuesday.

A crucial U.N. conference heard calls on its first day for the world's major economies to keep their promises of financial help to address the climate crisis.

Community members of  Matebeleng - a remote village next to the N1 highway en-route to Polokwane say it is only God who can redeem their forgotten and forsaken village which has been without basic services for decades.

Eskom says load-shedding may be implemented at short notice should further breakdowns in generation occur.

Some voting stations in Gauteng were empty for most of the day while in some areas voters arrived in dribs and drabs in the afternoon.

All that 90-year-old blind granny Zithulele Manganye hopes her vote will get her is an RDP house.

The Chinese government has told families to keep daily necessities in stock in case of emergencies after unusually heavy rains caused vegetable prices to surge and raised concerns about supply shortages.

An American woman who was recently released from prison after serving part of a 10-year sentence for her role in the murder of her mother will be deported and return home on Tuesday, an immigration official in Bali said.

It was a day of mixed emotions during election day on Monday as residents of the dysfunctional Ditsobotla in North West said they believed their vote would change their lives whereas others said they had not voted.