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A partnership between traditional leaders and ministries within SA’s justice cluster to fight against gender-based violence (GBV) is set to be a blueprint for other provinces across the country.

The Japanese government will award the prestigious fourth Hideyo Noguchi Africa Prize to professors Salim Abdool Karim and his wife Quarraisha Abdool Karim for their rigorous work on HIV and Covid-19.

What did two Ginyane High School matric pupils do to deserve such brutal deaths? This is the question plaguing family members and friends of Nqobile Zulu and Minenhle Buthelezi, who were attacked in their rented cottage in southern KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday night.

Stage 2 load-shedding will be implemented from 4pm to midnight on Wednesday and Thursday.

More than 37,000 vehicle licences have been renewed nationally through the SA Post Office's online system, most of them in Gauteng.

A child who contracted the highly infectious Ebola-like Marburg virus in Ghana has died, a World Health Organization official said on Tuesday.

Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre on Tuesday named a co-founder and spokesman of the Islamist al Shabaab as minister for religious affairs, a move that could either help strengthen the fight against the insurgents or provoke further clan clashes.

For Palestinians living on the crowded Gaza Strip, a searing summer heatwave has been made worse by power cuts that leave them without electricity for as much as 10 hours a day.

Three-quarters of the global public are concerned about the cost of goods and services increasing over the next six months.

''What you are telling me is not the truth. I know what the truth is. If you want me to help you going forward, it is better you tell me what happened because I know what happened. You can distance yourself and we can go to court. By the time we get to court then you will know how serious this matter is and it will be too late for you.’’

Three of the five people accused of the rape and murder of six-year-old Bontle Mashiyane have made a U-turn and have opted to apply for bail.

Pretoria high court judge Tshifhiwa Maumela has slammed allegations by Adv Malesela Teffo that he had used witchcraft against him.