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The WHO has so far reported 80 suspected Ebola deaths, eight laboratory-confirmed cases and 246 suspected cases in Congo, though the true number may be much higher.

Gazans try to sustain a waning tradition amid war and rising costs

SPONSORED | BDO South Africa research highlights the challenges prompting tertiary institutions to rethink how they operate, invest and compete in a rapidly changing world

‘After taking the medication for three days, three times a day, I suddenly found myself sitting on the couch with my children crying around me’

Accommodation provider says a communication breakdown between NSFAS and a contracted training company has left him R485,000 out of pocket, with workers unpaid, loans in default and his business on the brink

Cape Town traffic officer Andre Rautenbach has written a book about how his quick thinking resulted in a happy ending to a Cape Town baby-snatching

Thousands displaced as homes and wine farms flooded

Detectorists uncover vandalism of Boer War concentration camp graves as SAHRA condemns desecration and schedules a formal site inspection.

‘Our responses to Russia’s prolongation of the war and its attacks on our cities and communities are entirely justified’

‘Big Joe’ Nyalungu, former police officer linked to decade-long rhino horn trade, killed in Mpumalanga

Maape passed away in Johannesburg on Saturday

An insider told the Sunday Times that the extor­tion involved a pro­tec­tion fee for the con­struc­tion of Moloto Road (R573) in which Sibanyoni allegedly deman­ded a cut from the project

A private VIP cavalcade believed to be transporting controversial steel magnate Rafik Mohamed was involved in a rush-hour road-rage incident on the M1 highway near Sandton.

Double-inflation energy increases set to push households to breaking point, economist warns

Alleged underworld kingpin’s legal team offer anti-corruption unit information implicating top cops and possibly politicians in graft case