Hacking attempts surge as companies, governments rush to patch PHP flaws
Global firms and governments rush to patch critical PHP flaws as hacking attempts surge
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Global firms and governments rush to patch critical PHP flaws as hacking attempts surge
Tunisian police fire tear gas at protesters in capital after death of man detained on suspicion of drug dealing
South African mixed martial artist Terrance Born wins EFC Heavyweight Championship
Brazilians will vote in a presidential runoff election on October 25, with significant implications for South Africa and the Global South.
South Africa's Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement has sparked controversy with its decision to cut R13-billion from social grants, including child support and SRD grants.
South Africa's Treasury plans to introduce tougher municipal finance rules to ensure closer oversight of spending and appointments.
Kimi Antonelli leads the drivers' standings with 340 points, 102 points clear of teammate George Russell, as he looks to become Formula 1's youngest champion at the Austin Grand Prix.
Tshwane mayor Nasiphi Moya orders independent investigation into water contamination in Bronkhorstspruit
A new book edited by Mark Heywood explores the role of activists in shaping Africa's future.
City of Tshwane lifts "boil-water" advisory in Pretoria CBD and surrounding areas after laboratory tests confirm water meets quality standards.
Disgraced police sergeant Fannie Nkosi resigns from South African Police Service amid controversy and criminal charges.
Indian embassy confirms all 14 nationals on yacht involved in incident off Yemen's coast are safe