Chelsea defeat pushes Carrick closer to Man Utd exit
Manchester United's 2-0 loss at Chelsea leaves Michael Carrick's position uncertain
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Manchester United's 2-0 loss at Chelsea leaves Michael Carrick's position uncertain
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma believes his team's 2-1 series win over Australia has earned them respect and proved their World Test Championship final victory was no fluke.
Gambia presidential hopeful Talib Ahmed Bensouda faces allegations of financial impropriety
Conservation efforts often prioritize species protection over individual animal welfare, but experts argue that the two must be balanced.
South Africa's CRL Commission has sparked concerns about religious freedom with its investigations into the commercialization of religion and abuse of people's beliefs.
Standard Bank faces scrutiny over climate claims amid financing of East African Crude Oil Pipeline
A North West farmer was brutally attacked and tortured on his farm, leaving him with severe injuries.
The MK Party, led by former President Jacob Zuma, is poised to become the largest party in eThekwini metro, KwaZulu-Natal, in the upcoming local government elections.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil affirms democracy can produce leaders who recognize national sovereignty and international cooperation are complementary.
South African youth are disillusioned with the current politics and are turning away from the local government elections.
Cape Town's cultural calendar is set to get a boost as the Cape Town International Jazz Festival expands into a month-long celebration across the city in March 2027.
eThekwini Municipality to install smart meters to address high water bills and disputed accounts