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US Olympic silver medalist Kim Glass posts video of her injuries after she was brutally attacked by homeless man

Australian Electoral Commission launches investigation into ballot papers

Reportedly Intoxicated Driver Crashes After Falling Asleep in Verulam – KZN

Nine Injured In Minibus Crash in Inanda – KZN

Judge overseeing murder trial of Christopher Michael Dawson to deliver final verdict relatively quickly

Spirit Airlines flight from Tampa safe after one of the plane’s brakes overheated and briefly caught fire upon landing in Atlanta

Yorkshire Ambulance Service suffering ‘serious pressures’

Nadhim Zahawi responds to allegations that he is being investigated over financial affairs

Britain’s food crisis to get worse due to shortages of milk and butter

Channel 10 praised for using traditional Indigenous names for Australian cities

National delegation receives briefing on the shooting incidents in Soweto and Katlehong 

UN-led programme supports efforts to reintegrate former combatants as Mozambique looks to move on from its violent past

Sunseekers is to enjoy tropical temperatures across the UK

MBD Group celebrates its 77th Founder’s Day today with zeal and excitement.

he news channel’s weather reporters ditched the colonial names for major cities

Kristi Anne Barden, 46, sentenced to four years in prison after pleading guilty to one theft charge and 47 fraud charges

A cold snap is on the way for most of Australia’s east coast as a low-pressure system brings icy temperatures and more rainfall.

Julieta Valls Noyes, assistant secretary of state for population, travels to Uganda and Geneva

The Foreign Office’s building is known to be the quietest with just four in ten officials present

President Akufo-Addo addresses the Boma of Africa on the ongoing global economic turmoil.

Crowds at the Wireless Festival are being ‘forced to climb over fences to avoid being trampled’

Chancellor Nadim Zahawi hits back at allegations over his tax affairs

Simukai Chigudu, co-founder of the Rhodes Must Fall movement, contributes to a ‘framework’ for colleges to adopt.

Fomer deputy chief officer Dr Nick Coatsworth says it is time for employers to drop vaccine mandates

Policybazaar concludes Season 2 of its award-winning employee engagement contest

Employers are grappling with hollowed out rosters as highly-infectious Omicron variants BA.4 and BA.5 spark a wave of new infections

Elon Musk broke his silence after announcing that he intends to walk away from his $44 billion acquisition of Twitter