It has only been hours since former president Jacob Zuma joined Twitter, but he already has more than 40 000 followers and a whole lot of memes.

Libya’s Grand Mufti has called for a lawsuit against the British embassy in Tripoli in the wake of the embassy’s promotion of gender equality.

President Donald Trump knew it was wrong to order hush money paid to women who claimed to have had affairs with him, his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen said.

Miss USA Sarah Rose Summers issued a lengthy apology after she imitated and mocked a fellow Miss Universe contestant.

Although the rand remains a risk at present, South Africans could enjoy yet another big decrease in January.

Another two initiates have died in the Chris Hani District, bringing the death toll in the Eastern Cape province this initiation season to 17.

Port Elizabeth police have warned that they would deal with criminals using toy guns to commit crimes the same way they deal with armed suspects.

Psychiatrists have warned that the potential life-long impact due to traumatic brain injury for road accident survivors.

Lifeguards will work late into the evening, childminders will help care for children, Beach Buddies will assist beachgoers at the beachfront

SA pushes ahead with plans to normalise relations with Rwanda despite Rwanda taking no steps to sanction its Deputy Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe for insulting Minister Lindiwe Sisulu.

A Galashewe father of five is believed to be on the run after a house fire claimed the life of his wife and left three children badly burnt.

A man is in custody after he was arrested in connection with the murder of a police officer in New Brighton, outside Port Elizabeth, the Hawks said.

A Japanese government investigation sparked by a row over medical school admissions has found improper practices at 10 institutions.

Any member of the ANC willing to help former president Jacob Zuma to pay off his legal fees is welcome to do so, the party's spokesperson says.

Trevor Manuel is a step closer to hopefully getting answers as to who allegedly unlawfully obtained and disclosed personal information on him.

The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) has urged holidaymakers to be careful when they visit beaches, coastal and inland waters