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Aurum Institute director for tuberculosis and monitoring Sicelo Dlamini says TB can be easily controlled and treated.

“You must keep that fire burning for as long as you are here.” I stared at my GogoMkhulu (shaman) as she instructed me on how to be during the months of my initiation.

A KwaZulu-Natal man who shot his estranged wife 12 times and threatened to kill their 4-year-old daughter has been sentenced to 22 years in prison.

DA federal council chairperson Helen Zille says the party has sought the best and the brightest

Police are looking for six suspects who left a 30-year-old man for dead after chopping off both his hands on Wednesday last week.

New groundbreaking work shows the potential South Africa sits on to understand inequality and create evidence-based solutions

Gauteng police apprehended a gang that was allegedly planning to commit a robbery on Sunday using a marked courier truck.

An extensive search is under way for six fishermen aboard a rigid hull inflatable boat who went missing at the weekend off the Cape coast.

In 1925, the African American and Harlem Renaissance poet Countee Cullen posed the following significant question: what is Africa to me?

Gauteng premier Panyaza Lesufi says the opposition to National Health Insurance (NHI) is baffling. What is baffling is to have a government that assumes that a country with 32.1% unemployment rate can successfully implement and sustain universal healthcare coverage (UHC) when countries with a 3,5% unemployment rate are working very hard to deal with challenges facing their UHC services.