Trump’s awkward marriage joke to Melania goes viral during King Charles visit
Trump's awkward joke about his marriage to Melania during the King Charles White House visit went viral. The Kimmel fallout is escalating.
Trump's awkward joke about his marriage to Melania during the King Charles White House visit went viral. The Kimmel fallout is escalating.
The UAE has quit OPEC effective 1 May as the Iran war disrupts Gulf shipping and global energy markets. Here's what it means.
Cole Allen, 31, has been formally charged with attempting to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner. What the court heard.
Cole Thomas Allen, 31, is set to be arraigned in federal court after opening fire outside the White House Correspondents' Dinner. What we know so far.
Mali defence minister Sadio Camara and three family members were killed in a suicide car bomb attack as jihadist and rebel groups launched coordinated nationwide assaults.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrive in Washington on Monday for a four-day US state visit, the first by a British monarch since 2007.
A gunman opened fire at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in Washington DC on Saturday. Trump was rushed to safety; suspect Cole Tomas Allen is in custody.
Trump is weighing more than doubling the white South Africans refugee cap, Reuters reports, in a move likely to deepen the Pretoria Washington rupture.
Mapaila says the SACP 2026 elections bid goes ahead despite ANC's 10-day dual membership ultimatum, deepening tripartite alliance tensions.
The Special Tribunal set aside an R85.7 million KZN border wall tender after the winning contractor submitted a fraudulent B-BBEE certificate and left the project incomplete.
South Africa's SACCI Business Confidence Index fell 3.3 points to 131.3 in March 2026 as the rand slid to R16.53 against the dollar on Middle East tensions.
Ramaphosa commits R30 million Lesotho humanitarian assistance at the Senqu Bridge launch to shore up HIV and TB response as global aid dwindles.
Trump has ordered the US Navy to shoot and kill Iranian boats mining the Strait of Hormuz, a move set to test SA fuel supply and push up petrol pressure.
South Africa's rand has fallen to its third-worst emerging-market ranking as US-Iran peace talks stall and oil stays near $95 a barrel.
Sir Olly Robbins faces Parliament over hiding Lord Mandelson's failed vetting from UK PM Keir Starmer in a crisis that has drawn in Trump.
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz orders full military force in Lebanon during ceasefire as satellite images reveal village demolitions. What it means for South Africa.
Michigan AG Dana Nessel rejects Trump DOJ demand for 2024 ballots, calling it baseless. The standoff escalates a multi-state battle over US election integrity.
UK Parliament probes whether the US Economic Prosperity Deal is delivering growth amid tariff turbulence, with implications for South African exporters.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz on 18 April 2026 after gunboats fired on a tanker, threatening to push South Africa's fuel prices even higher in May.
South Africa faces projected May 2026 petrol increases of R2.63/litre as Strait of Hormuz instability disrupts global oil supply and ceasefire uncertainty persists.
EFF leader Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years direct imprisonment for firearm offences. He will appeal immediately and retains his parliamentary seat for now.
US-Iran nuclear talks may resume within days as the blockade pushes Brent crude above $100 and SA petrol prices close in on R30 per litre.
Julius Malema's pre-sentencing hearing begins today in KuGompo as the state seeks 15 years on five firearm counts that could end his parliamentary career.
SA airlines, couriers, and security firms are adding emergency surcharges as Brent crude tops $100: here is what consumers will pay and when relief could come.
The US Navy began blockading the Strait of Hormuz on 13 April 2026, sending oil above $100 a barrel and threatening record SA petrol price increases in May.
Peter Magyar's Tisza party won Hungary's April 2026 election with 53.6% of the vote, ending Viktor Orban's 16-year rule and reshaping European and global politics.
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana and Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago have been barred from the G20 Finance Ministers meeting in Washington after the US refused to accredit SA's delegation.
Tshwane Mayor Moya faces DA pressure to act against Deputy Mayor Modise over R3m-a-month city security contract conflict.
Oil surges above $110 as Trump gives Iran a Tuesday deadline, threatening further SA fuel hikes after April's record diesel increase.
Russia has expelled British diplomat Janse van Rensburg on FSB spy claims, with the Boere Bond framing drawing South African attention to the dispute.