Ekuvukeni community outside Ladysmith has vowed not to vote in May 8 election because of government neglect

Opposition challenges order to apologise to Patricia de Lille

As the death toll rises to 290, emergency laws will go into effect at midnight on Monday

Japanese prosecutors bring fourth charge of aggravated breach of trust against Ghosn a day before latest detention period was to expire

Poll said to be a protest vote against incumbent

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Disempowered and disengaged young people run the risk having others deciding their futures for them, writes Hillary Musarurwa

Pelosi and other Democratic leaders have been trying to tamp down impeachment talk for months, arguing that voters are growing weary of Trump investigations

Unlike parts of Europe, swayed by the right-wing and freelance anti-establishment adviser Steve Bannon, Spain’s politics is likely to hold firm, writes ...

The Kopanong municipality has reportedly not paid contributions since March 2013

Eskom is operating much closer to the edge than most investors realise, says Intellidex's Peter Attard Montalto

Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa didn’t know the extent of corruption in the country until he took up the highest office in the land.

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The veil of secrecy around the development funds of mining communities must be lifted, write Mashudu Masutha and Deborah Mutemwa-Tumbo

The accusation comes amid concerns in the US that Huawei's equipment could be used for espionage.