Leaders of the world's most industrialised nations meet at Camp David as European politicians are split over austerity.

Many displaced head to neighbouring Rwanda and Uganda in exodus the UNHCR describes as a "humanitarian disaster".

Major-General Robert Mood gives bleak assessment of task his team faces as violations of ceasefire continue.

Spokesperson says chancellor did not float idea of popular vote on membership during phone call with Greek president.

Deputy PM says auditors to assess amount of cash needed by banks to rebuild their balance sheets.

Visit to Windsor Castle stirs controversy at a time when the Gulf state is accused of rights violations.

Security Council imposes a travel ban on five leaders of last month's coup, demanding the return to constitutional rule.

In 2012, the Economist Intelligence Unit ranked the competitiveness of global cities according to their demonstrated ability to attract capital, business, talent and visitors. In this index Johannesburg occupied the 67th most competitive position out of 120 global cities. While this ranking is not construed as undesirable by any means, as South African cities rank as some of the most competitive in Africa, it [...]

Totdat die appèlhof in Bloemfontein oor die Wet op Seksuele Oortredings beslis het, gaan niemand in die Wes-Kaap in verband met sekere seksuele oortredings in hegtenis geneem word nie.

Dignity SA wil die wet laat wysig om terminaal siek mense te help sterf “sodat die geneeskunde kan doen wat dit veronderstel is om te doen”. Prof. Willem Landman, uitvoerende direkteur van die Etiek-instituut van Suid-Afrika wat ook by Dignity SA betrokke is, het gister hier op ’n nuuskonferensie ’n beleidsdokument oor dié kwessie bekend gestel.