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Government announced this process in 2020 but has since kept quiet about it

Jose Mujica, Uruguay's former president and one of Latin America's best-known leaders, announced a cancer diagnosis on Monday that doctors say will be challenging to treat.

Western Cape police confiscated R4.6m in cash and expensive watches in an upmarket Cape Town suburb over the weekend.

The new generation always steps in when the old guard fail them. It has been happening over generations, also in SA with the Soweto Uprising of 1976 that changed the course of our history. It should be no surprise that the young generation is fighting on the frontlines against the destruction of our planet and the genocidal destruction in places like Gaza.

On May 10, the Constitutional Court will hear an application by the electoral commission seeking clarity on former president Jacob Zuma’s eligibility to stand for election in the upcoming general elections.

A miniature horse in South Carolina broke a world record for longest tail on a miniature horse with locks measuring 5 feet, 11.26 inches.

From struggles and scandals to feats and forward thinking, South Africa’s health system has seen it all over the past 30 years.

'All I know is if you were here, we would be in some foreign country now exploring and celebrating life!'

Flavour-packed vegetarian cuisine is on the menu this winter season. No longer will the humble vegetable be relegated as the optional side serving on our dinner tables as plant-based dishes have taken centre-stage as a delicious alternative to meat dishes – not only winning over plant-based lovers but meat devotees too.

Allowing financially stretched fund members to withdraw a limited amount of money from their pension savings from what’s known as a savings pot, the two-pot system offers benefits to employees across a multitude of sectors.