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Five men who raped and killed Sinoxolo Noah in Johannesburg in 2022 have been sentenced to life imprisonment.

Police in Ontario said a truck driver and a turkey both managed to evade injury when the bird smashed through the vehicle's windshield on a highway.

Most politicians are responsible for the country’s grey listing by the Financial Task Force (FTF), mainly due to illicit financial flow activities. When the commercial banks closed accounts of companies linked to the Gupta families, the banks received a backlash from politicians and other political commentators.

Private education group Educor’s response to the de-registration of its colleges this week is the clearest demonstration of how the company has no respect for accountability and is in fact out of touch with reality.

A dog digging in her owner's Florida yard unearthed something far more surprising -- and dangerous -- than a bone: a decades-old military bomb.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed a proclamation authorising the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to investigate allegations of maladministration in the affairs of the KwaZulu-Natal Film Commission.

Dali Mpofu questioned whether calling the party Mkhonto kaZuma would suffice

Lottery officials in Washington, D.C., said a drawing had about 366 winners when the numbers 9-9-9-9 were selected.

Former employees and students tell TimesLIVE Premium how the deregistration of Educor institutions is affecting their lives

Significant progress has been made over the past six months in implementing the government’s plan to end load-shedding, the Presidency said on Wednesday.