News Latest: US blockade turns back vessels as oil spikes, strikes intensify Paris – The latest developments in the Middle East war: US Central Command turns back 31 vessels US Central... Read more 23 Apr
Countries ‘You cannot judge by appearance’ – Mkhwanazi warns anti-immigration groups after Durban unrest Cape Town – KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi has strongly criticised the tactics of anti-illegal immigration groups such as... Read more 23 Apr
Business Oil edges higher despite extended US-Iran ceasefire London – Oil prices edged higher Wednesday while Europe’s main stock markets eased on uncertainty surrounding the prospect of... Read more 22 Apr
Agriculture Farm workers march to Parliament calling for land Carmen Louw, Women on Farms Project co-director, addressed farm women outside Parliament. Photo: Liezl Human By Liezl Human Over... Read more 22 Apr
Countries Nigeria’s new election law leaves gaps: 5 reforms for free, fair and credible polls Emmanuel Remi Aiyede, University of Ibadan Nigeria’s new Electoral Act, passed in February 2026, is a significant attempt to... Read more 22 Apr
News Latest: Trump extends Iran ceasefire, keeps blockade as Gulf tensions rise Paris – The latest developments in the Middle East war: ‘Iran doesn’t want the Strait of Hormuz closed’: Trump ... Read more 22 Apr
Countries Cape Town to proceed with R107m N2 safety wall despite controversy over ‘optics’ Cape Town – The City of Cape Town has confirmed that the controversial N2 Wall Project will go ahead,... Read more 22 Apr
Countries Masemola must go, replacement must be ‘uncontaminated’ – Cameron Cape Town – Chairperson of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police, Ian Cameron, has called for the precautionary suspension of... Read more 21 Apr
Countries DA unveils new Western Cape mayoral candidates ahead of local elections Cape Town – The Democratic Alliance (DA) has announced a new slate of mayoral candidates across the Western Cape... Read more 21 Apr
Countries Political violence in South Africa is driven by a power elite trying to establish dominance – new research Ivor Chipkin, University of Pretoria and Jelena Vidojević, University of Pretoria For much of the past two decades, South... Read more 21 Apr