South Africa launches new biometric asylum system
South Africa introduces new biometric asylum registration system to bring order to overwhelmed process
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South Africa introduces new biometric asylum registration system to bring order to overwhelmed process
Congolese chef Dieuveil Malonga joins Qatar Airways' "Flavours to Fly For" programme, serving Afrofusion cuisine on select flights.
Hundreds of Gauteng pupils miss life orientation exam due to transport drivers' strike over alleged R450m unpaid bill.
Young Catholics from around the world prepare for World Youth Day in Seoul, South Korea, as one writer reflects on her life-changing experiences at past events.
South Africa's top runners were celebrated at the Runner Awards KZN, with several notable figures receiving awards in various categories.
Medical charity Doctors Without Borders condemns measures imposed by M23 rebels in eastern DR Congo, restricting access to healthcare for victims of sexual violence.
Cape Town taxi groups CATA and CODETA agree to a 7-day truce
North Korea calls US allegations 'absurd rhetoric' amid heightened tensions
South Africa's business rescue framework has been clarified by a recent Constitutional Court ruling, but its effectiveness in helping struggling companies is still debated.
Mexico City's Day of the Dead parade, inspired by a 007 film, attracts hundreds of thousands with giant skeletons, floats, and performers.
North & Robertson Electrical Wholesalers marks 80 years of continuous trading from its original premises in East London, South Africa.
South African actress Khethukuthula Jele takes on lead role in new family drama 'Inyosi' after smaller role in 'Scandal!'