CapeNature expanded its protected area network by 81,715 hectares through private landowner participation in a stewardship program.

The article discusses the impact of global oil price increases on South Africa's energy costs, linking it to geopolitical tensions and the need for renewable energy.

The article details multiple failures at Dukathole LSEN School in South Africa, including lack of Individual Support Plans, poor curriculum delivery, financial mismanagement, and safety concerns.

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The article discusses allegations of state capture in South Africa, citing figures like Vusimusi 'Cat' Matlala and Edwin Sodi.

The article discusses allegations of digital bank fraud in South Africa, with customers accusing banks of employee involvement in financial crimes. Banks deny these claims, attributing fraud primarily to compromised customer credentials.

The article reports on a scandal involving South African police officers and a company linked to a drug trafficking cartel.

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The only good news from the fire that gutted several district government offices at the landmark Botha Sigcawu Building in Mthatha is that no one was seriously injured. Aside from that, the blaze…

Already mired in unprecedented levels of dysfunction, the South African Police Service faces further turmoil as National Commissioner Fannie Masemola, the nation’s highest-ranking officer, faces…

The article discusses the National Transportation Safety Board's analysis of the ALERT Act, which aims to improve aviation safety through collision mitigation technologies and airspace management.

The article reports on ongoing tensions between Iran and the US, including diplomatic exchanges, military actions, and market reactions to potential ceasefire proposals.

The article reports conflicting accounts of attacks in Kharkiv and surrounding areas, with prosecutors in Kharkiv and Russian officials attributing casualties to each other's forces.

The article reports on the legal proceedings of Superintendent Berneil Pinder following a police-involved shooting in the Bahamas.

The article reports on a legal dispute involving Shumani Lawrence Mulaudzi, his company Equator Holdings, and a soccer player.

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The Children’s Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF) announces a strategic shift to redirect funding to non-US NGOs due to uncertainty about US policy regulations affecting foreign funders.