SA Rugby to fully cooperate in Eben Etzebeth investigation
The South African Rugby Union vowed to fully collaborate with an investigation into allegations that Eben Etzebeth assaulted and racially
Os du Randt to be inducted into World Rugby Hall of Fame
Former South Africa rugby international Os du Randt will be inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame at the
Finance Minister: South Africa likely to miss 1.5% growth target
South Africa’s economic growth is unlikely to reach the treasury’s target of 1.5% in 2019 because conditions have changed and
Google pays $1.1 billion to settle French tax dispute
Google will pay $1.1 billion to end two French fiscal cases following years of outrage over the amount of tax
Ten killed in Mozambique during stampede at campaign rally
At least 10 people have died and 98 were injured in a stampede at a campaign rally of Mozambique’s President
World Bank approves $450 million loan for Tanzania
The World Bank has approved a $450 million loan to Tanzania, the bank said on Friday, signalling the release of
Family spokesman: Mugabe to be buried at National Heroes Acre
Zimbabwe’s founder Robert Mugabe will be buried at a national shrine in Harare on Sunday, the Mugabe family spokesman said
Morocco condemns Israel’s plan to annex Jordan valley
Morocco on Thursday condemned “in the strongest terms” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to annex the Jordan Valley in
50 dead after train derails in DR Congo
At least 50 people were killed when a freight train derailed in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo early on Thursday, the latest
Kenya becomes third African nation to use new malaria vaccine
Kenya on Friday added the world’s first malaria vaccine to the routine immunization schedule for children under two, becoming the