A U.S. judge on Friday rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's bid to dismiss the original indictment accusing the British socialite of aiding the financier Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse of girls.
Questions are beginning to surface over the death of a former KwaZulu-Natal rugby club player and father of two who was dead by police in Hawaii on Wednesday night.
Britain's Helen McCrory, who starred in Harry Potter films and the Peaky Blinders television series, has died after a battle with cancer, her husband Damian Lewis said on Twitter on Friday. She was 52.
The risk of developing extremely rare blood clots after a Covid-19 vaccination is much lower than the risk of clotting after being infected with Covid-19, a University of Oxford study found.
Today on 'Boots on the Ground', we hear the stories of those left orphaned by the pandemic. We take a moment to remember the people they've lost and to mourn with them.
Join us at the next Sowetan Dialogues LIVE with Sowetan Editor Nwabisa Makunga as we dive into – what should be done to get land redistribution back on track.
Authorities said on Friday that it was still too early to know what motivated a gunman who killed eight employees at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis and wounded several others before taking his own life.
'The Guptas tried to manipulate our rolling stock programme and I stopped them. I fought with them,' former Prasa boss Lucky Montana told the state capture inquiry on Friday.
She is so intrigued by Cyril Ramaphosa that she has pictures of him pasted on her wardrobe, and had a birthday cake with his face emblazoned on it. After meeting him, she exclaimed: "This was the best day of my life!"
At least 21 migrants from Africa died when their boat sank off Tunisia as they tried to cross the Mediterranean to the Italian island of Lampedusa, a Tunisian official said on Friday.
Teachers trained as life coaches and the introduction of conflict resolution mechanisms within the school community are among the recommendations of the Each One Teach One Foundation to curb aggression and violence among pupils.
DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille has disputed Tony Leon’s claim about Mmusi Maimane being an “experiment gone wrong”, saying Maimane was the right fit for the DA and she saw him as an “alternative” to EFF leader Julius Malema
Sport, arts and culture minister Nathi Mthethwa's actions potentially expose one of the entities under his department to irregular expenditure that will run into millions of rands.
The South African Social Security Agency says there will be a delay in the R350 Covid-19 grant payment in March and April “due to the transition in government financial years".
