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The Road Accident Fund (RAF) has paid R18bn to foreign claimants in the past five years.

A couple of weeks ago, this publication ran an article penned by this author as this one. The argument made was that the turn for Africa in the global chain of manufacturing centres has not arrived. As such, any meaningful attempt to drive a radical programme of industrial development remained at the mercy of this broader context of the global structure of industry.

Israel's armed forces have begun evacuating Palestinian civilians from Rafah ahead of a threatened assault on the southern Gazan city, an Israeli broadcaster said on Monday.

African grey rescue parrots Olaf and Candy remain missing despite owner offering R7,000 reward for their safe return

The Sebeng family have asked for prayers and space.

Mexican authorities on Sunday confirmed the American and two Australian tourists who went missing in northern Mexico last week are dead after their bodies were identified by parents.

The Education Labour Relations Council agreed with Western Tvet college that its former lecturer was guilty of gross dishonesty

The visionary referred to as Southern Africa’s first Pan Africanist did the unexpected and inexplicable. His philosophy can help us through this existential crisis

Improving people’s health and health care is essential for sustainable development in South Africa. As the country heads to the polls, the incoming government would do well to keep this in mind

A 41-year-old man is expected to appear in the Taung magistrate’s court on Monday for alleged contravention of a protection order under the Domestic Violence Act.