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South African appeal court orders Zuma back to jail
An appeal court in South Africa said on Monday that former president Jacob Zuma was unlawfully given medical parole from a jail term last year and should return to prison to complete his sentence. Parole was granted by the head of South Africa's prison service, despite an opinion by the service's medical committee that Zuma did not meet the required conditions.
Spain's high-speed rail competition heats up with new entrant
Competition in Spain's high-speed rail market is heating up with a new operator starting passenger services on Friday, making it Europe's first nation with three players in the sector. Competition in the high-speed rail sector has its limits.
Sjava trends after Lady Zamar blasted people who lie about being molested, SA react: "They're your students"
Lady Zamar has been told to apologise to Sjava after her tweets calling out those who lie about being molested. Fans blasted her for falsely accusing Sjava
Pit Bull Federation SA calls for by-laws to regulate ownership of controversial animals following another attack
The Pit Bull Federation of South Africa has called for the introduction of by-laws to regulate the domestication of the dog breed following another attack.
Iran seeks to quell protests with death sentences, activists warn
Iran, already one of the world's most prolific users of the death penalty, is planning to use capital punishment as a means to quell the protest movement by spreading a climate of fear in the population, activists warn.
How does eWallet work: guide on how to withdraw and FNB
How does eWallet work? Read on to find out more about the FNB money transfer service, how to register and send funds via various options, and how to withdraw.
Jihadist-hit Mali has 150,000 children in legal limbo
Nearly 150,000 children displaced by violence in jihadist-torn Mali have no birth certificates and could be denied education as a result, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) said on Monday. Of these, more than half of displaced children -- 148,600 -- "do not have state-issued birth certificates proving their legal identity," the NRC said, describing the tally as "staggering."
25 best gospel artists and singers ever that impact the world
This list of the best gospel artists highlights the most impactful figures in the industry. Check it out for details about their journeys and breakthrough.
Everything to know about CAPS document Intermediate Phase 2022
CAPS document Intermediate Phase aim to improve teaching and learning as well as to improve the skills and knowledge of many students all over South Africa.
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