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Government to deploy a warship and helicopters with counter-drone capabilities

Russia’s growing security role in parts of Africa is viewed with concern by the West and has come at the expense of France and the US.

Israel plans to target underground bunkers where Iran stores its missiles, says source

Woolworths is seeking new revenue streams for its food business with expansion into schools and events

‘Italy being forced to respond to a conflict US and Israel had initiated without warning their allies

Concerns raised that new regulations might interfere with cultural and spiritual rights

It’s not over yet for the man considered an early frontrunner for the presidency in 2030

Wits University study highlights the significant but often overlooked role of non-profit organisations in providing employment and skill-building opportunities for South African youth, particularly marginalised groups.

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says the Land Bank’s customer relationship management systems were not accessed and were not compromised by the breach.

Scholar transport driver Ayanda Dludla has appointed a private lawyer to represent him

Agriculture minister John Steenhuisen says the government will cover the full cost of vaccinating the national herd against foot-and-mouth disease.

Contaminated pet food is being illegally sold across Gauteng, in particular in Germiston, Boksburg, Benoni and Alberton, according to RCL Foods.

South Africa continues to face a severe youth unemployment crisis.

Islamic State supporter was targeting Jews, said prosecutors

The case involving Bellarmine Chatunga Mugabe and his co-accused Tobias Mathondze was postponed again on Thursday when the Alexandra magistrate’s court was left without electricity.