As Siberian temperatures sweep across the Midwest, one Green Bay cat sanctuary is proving that compassion can be just as powerful as any winter coat.
Nine people have been killed and at least 25 others injured in a mass shooting at a secondary school and nearby residence in the remote community of Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, in one of the deadliest gun attacks in Canada’s history.
South Africa’s beloved tradition of braaiing is becoming increasingly costly, with the latest January Braai Index reporting a sharp rise in food prices.
The Portfolio Committee on Correctional Services visited Drakenstein Correctional Centre in Paarl, Western Cape, ahead of the official opening of the Nelson Mandela Rules Training Academy. President Cyril Ramaphosa is scheduled to inaugurate the academy on Thursday.
Seven people, including a child, have died in a tragic multi-vehicle collision near Bhisho in the Eastern Cape. The provincial transport department reported that a bakkie carrying six passengers collided with a car on the N2 before crashing into another bakkie.
Advocacy organisation Women for Change is calling on government to provide clear details on how it plans to implement the classification of gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) as a national disaster, warning that progress remains unclear months after the declaration.
Private investigator Paul O’Sullivan is set to appear before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee probing national security concerns, as lawmakers continue hearings into allegations surrounding his conduct and influence within the criminal justice system.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education has launched an investigation into alleged examination irregularities at Zwelinjani Secondary School in eNqabeni, Pinetown, following concerns over withheld matric results.
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The future of the South African Post Office hangs in the balance, with business rescue practitioners warning that time may be running out to save the struggling state entity.
The two men accused of the murder of Warrick Stock, widely known as DJ Warras, are expected to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court on Wednesday morning as the case continues to unfold.
Sixteen schoolchildren were injured in a scholar transport accident in KwaZulu-Natal’s Midlands on Tuesday, after the minibus they were travelling in collided with a light motor vehicle on the R617 in Mpophomeni.
Frustration boiled over on Wednesday as residents of Melville and Westdene took to the streets to protest ongoing water shortages, accusing the City of Johannesburg of failing to provide consistent access to a basic service.
South Africa’s deepening water crisis is expected to take centre stage at the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA), with government weighing the escalation of the situation to a national disaster as communities across the country continue to grapple with unreliable or non-existent water supply.
Four suspects believed to be linked to a string of violent crimes were shot and killed during a police operation at an informal settlement in Inanda, north of Durban, on Tuesday night.
India has delivered one of the most encouraging wildlife comeback stories in recent history, successfully doubling its native tiger population in the years leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research.
US President Donald Trump has threatened to prevent the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, a major infrastructure project linking the United States and Canada, unless Washington is “fully compensated” for what he claims the US has contributed to its northern neighbour.
Proceedings before Parliament’s SAPS Ad Hoc Committee were delayed on Tuesday after forensic investigator Paul O’Sullivan declined to answer questions relating to events prior to 1990, citing personal and family security concerns.
Hundreds of young people and community members have gathered at the Thusong Service Centre in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, to participate in a Presidential Youth Engagement aimed at amplifying youth voices ahead of next year’s State of the Nation Address (SONA).
Floods, snow, and strong winds have once again battered KwaZulu-Natal, leaving families displaced and communities struggling to cope with the aftermath.
Disaster management teams across KwaZulu-Natal remain on high alert following a Yellow Level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms affecting large parts of the province.
Members of Parliament serving on the SAPS Ad Hoc Committee have until Thursday to submit written questions to President Cyril Ramaphosa, following a decision that he will not appear before the committee to give oral evidence.
The civic organisation March and March has renewed its call for government to declare a state of emergency in response to what it describes as growing challenges linked to illegal immigration and unlawful mining activities in several communities.
Emergency crews rescued several passengers trapped inside a minibus taxi following a serious multi-vehicle collision on the N3 near Hilton on Tuesday morning, which forced the temporary closure of the Durban-bound carriageway.
