Lions captain Horn: We can't let Bulls beating define our season
South Africa's Lions rugby team is looking to bounce back after a 57-15 defeat by the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship.
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South Africa's Lions rugby team is looking to bounce back after a 57-15 defeat by the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship.
Minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni warns against speculation on former President Jacob Zuma's health
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North Korea demands South Korea show "utmost respect" to mend ties after Pyongyang denied responsibility for a Demilitarised Zone mine blast that wounded three South Korean soldiers.
South Africa's pursuit of oil and gas exploration raises questions about governance, power, and wealth distribution.
A People Against Gangsterism and Drugs march through Belgravia in Athlone, Cape Town, was forced to change its route on Sunday due to resistance from residents of the Vlei area.
The Covid-19 pandemic may have passed, but the lessons learnt from its impact on small businesses in South Africa remain relevant.
The AKA murder trial continues at the Durban High Court, with the State expected to lead more evidence against one of the suspected hitmen.
South Africa's focus on violence against women and children overlooks men who suffer emotional and psychological abuse in intimate relationships.