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The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives this week is due to deliver its impeachment case against President Joe Biden's top border official, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, to the Democratic-majority Senate.

The alleged mastermind behind the murder of Kiernan "AKA" Forbes in February last year has questioned why Sidney Mfunda Gcaba hasn’t been arrested and brought to court if an R800,000 deposit was payment for a hit, as alleged by the state.

Police minister Bheki Cele’s public message to cops across the nation yesterday was clear – no police officer should die with a gun in their hand.

“People think I’m a jazz artist and I’m not a jazz artist,” Zoë Modiga tells me as we relax on an old wooden bench under a tree and enjoy the cool shade.

I am impressed by the statement of the president of Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, pointing out that politicians should behave because the law does not recognise who is a politician.

The formation of the Pan African Congress of Azania on April 6 1959 was a deliberately chosen date since Dutch colonial invaders from Europe landed in Azania on April 6 1652.

Travelers on a British highway were surprised to find their path blocked by a herd of escaped alpacas.

Itumeleng Baloyi's journey to healing suffered a major setback when the hospital contacted her aunt to tell her they had given the family the wrong baby to bury

"I cannot watch someone, whoever it might be, doing something wrong."

The prison has some peculiar rules and ways of working