Libya could soon have a Gaddafi back at the head of its government.

Durban rapper Blxckie has done more this week than most people get done in a year.

Nigerian superstar Wizkid cemented his place as one of the globe’s most influential musical artists this week as his hit “Essence” topped the Rolling Stone’s list of the best songs of the year.

Naledi Willers, a favourite among reality TV audiences, has passed on after a lengthy battle with cancer, aged 30.

Australia confirmed that they will be joining the United States in the diplomatic boycott of the Winter Olympics to be held in China early next year.

More than 214,000 social grants were paid out to dead beneficiaries between January 2020 and October 2021, Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu revealed in a written reply to questions tabled by the Democratic Alliance.

After allegedly killing the 15-year-old girl, the teenager led villagers to the bushes where he said the girl had been taken.

Limpopo man wants “rapist dad” to own up, 40 years after his conception

Medical experts are concerned that the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic has led to patients abandoning their treatments for HIV and cancer for fear of contracting the virus.

Infighting between ANC mayoral candidates at Ray Nkonyeni Local Municipality in Port Shepstone has led to the collapse of the council inauguration.

Meet a courageous young man in the world of football: Raphael Mbotela of Zambia is the world's youngest professional referee in football history.

Investigators looking into the scandalous Digital Vibes contract have only managed to reclaim R12 million from those who illegally profited from the R150 million tender.