Janusz Waluś Considered for Polish Parliament Seat
Janusz Waluś, convicted of murdering Chris Hani in 1993, may run for Polish parliament in 2027.
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Janusz Waluś, convicted of murdering Chris Hani in 1993, may run for Polish parliament in 2027.
A smuggler recounts their experience of bringing illicit goods into South Africa through various African countries and border crossings.
A Stellenbosch restaurant has successfully overturned a High Court ruling that held it liable for damages after a woman swallowed a needle-like foreign object while eating a hamburger at ...
African countries should tap domestic savings for infrastructure and businesses
South Africa's farming sector can still expand and increase output with government support and partnerships.
Monique Pereira, a wellness expert with over two decades of experience, argues that the concept of wellbeing has become overly complicated.
South Africa's pursuit of GDP growth and investment flows may not be enough to address the country's high youth unemployment and poverty rates.
Chamet launches AI-powered real-time translation in 50+ languages and multimodal safety features for enhanced user protection during cross-border video chats.
Shoprite's Checkers and Woolworths are vying for affluent shoppers in South Africa's premium food market.
South Africa's major centres face mixed weather today, with rain probability highest in Kimberley at 82%.
Four of South Africa's five major grocery retailers are undergoing CEO changes, marking one of the industry's most significant leadership reshuffles in years.
Boxer CEO Marek Masojada warns that retail groups may have to pass on high fuel costs to consumers if the Iran-US-Israel conflict persists.