Nigerian husband of prominent politician, Lyndon Adentuji Odili, has been granted R10,000 bail after appearing in the Bloemfontein Magistrate's Court on charges of allegedly harbouring undocumented foreign nationals at his guesthouse. The 56-year-old appeared in court on Wednesday following his

South African Man Reportedly Killed After Being Mistaken for a Foreigner as Concerns Over Mob  Violence Grow South Africa continues to grapple with difficult conversations around xenophobia, misinformation, and mob  violence after reports emerged alleging that two South African citizens were attacked after being

Three people convicted for the murder of a British couple each received double life sentences in the Durban High Court on Thursday. Safdeen Aslam Del Vecchio, 46, his wife Fatima Bibi Patel, 35 and Ahmed Jackson Musa, 36, were found guilty and

US President Donald Trump debuted his new Air Force One on Wednesday, featuring roomier seats, golden accents, and significantly higher-tech amenities than the 30-year-old aircraft it replaced. The inaugural flight of the newest member of the Air Force fleet traveled

American singer Chris Brown has been ordered to pay $13 million in damages to the housekeeper who was mauled by a massive security dog on his property in December 2020, a California jury decided on Tuesday, June, 30. After a

Motorists are advised to steer clear of Durban's CBD on Tuesday as significant road closures and traffic disruptions are anticipated during a march against illegal immigration. The march, organised by the March and March Movement together with civic groups and

In Epping, in Cape Town, hundreds of illegal immigrants are seen braving the cold conditions, queuing for food. Humanitarian organisation Gift of the Givers is on site to assist with feeding and humanitarian aid. The majority of the people on

The debate surrounding the Employment Services Amendment Bill (B16-2026) has intensified as thousands of immigrant workers in South Africa begin leaving the country, driven by the enforcement of stricter immigration regulations. These changes come amidst an ongoing struggle with high

Hundreds of marchers have gathered at the King Dinuzulu Park in Greyville as organisers call for peace and non-violence during the anti-illegal immigration march today. A strong police presence could be seen in and around the Durban CBD and King Dinuzulu Park, as marchers

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that American and Iranian officials will meet Tuesday, June 30, in Qatar after a series of strikes between the two sides threatened to derail the fragile cease-fire. "Iran has requested a meeting. It will

Two countries have been eliminated from the ongoing World Cup Round of 32 stage. They are Japan and South Africa, respectively. Japan is the latest country to be sent packing out of the competition after losing 2-1 against Brazil on

The electrifying celebration of fashion and heritage, the Durban Preview Fashion Show, took place recently, captivating audiences with its vibrant showcase themed “Country Allure”. More than just a display of attire, the event illustrated how fabric narrates stories, colours stir

THE South African Local Government Association (Salga) is taking legal action to halt the implementation of Phase 2 of the AARTO Act, citing unresolved financial concerns that threaten municipal sustainability and service delivery. The Gauteng High Court, Pretoria, will this