WASHINGTON, Aug 30 (Reuters) - U.S. forces struck two rocket launchers on Iran's Larak Island on Sunday, a U.S. official said, marking the first known American …
President Marcos’ critical minerals policy means tapping more mineral reservations as his administration envisions a robust processing industry…
Very little to no progress has been made into the investigation of alleged misconduct by suspended Inspector General of Intelligence Imtiaz Fazel, and while his…
June Mar Fajardo draws the curtain on a 13-year Gilas Pilipinas career, grateful to have played alongside its pioneers, been part of the present, and shared the…
In late 2025, when the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption arrested Thulani Dlomo, the elusive former ambassador to Japan and president Jacob Zuma’s pe…
MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) on Wednesday, August 19, directed district engineers of the Metro Manila 1st District E…
Trump’s ego-driven, loyalty-first approach has weakened Nato ties, favoured personal allies like Putin, and escalated conflict risks with Iran, threatening econ…
Here is a list of areas where classes are suspended for Tuesday, September 1, 2026, due to the effects of the enhanced southwest monsoon…
NIAMEY, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Niger's army regained control of a key military airbase on Sunday after it was attacked by mutinous soldiers a day earlier, the lates…
In a briefing for Rappler+ members, reporters, researchers, and anti-corruption groups will take participants into their investigation into the wealth and prope…
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Nasa began a new mission to probe some of the biggest mysteries in astrophysics and cosmology with the launch on Sun…
The statistical drop in South Africa’s murder rate should be scrutinised more closely so that the root causes of violence across the country can be better addre…
The chaos at City licensing centres is a direct fallout of a 13-month financial standoff in which the City admits it owes more than a year in licensing fees to …
The City of Johannesburg has wiped off R8m in phantom water and power charges but is still demanding R31.5m from the Johannesburg Society for the Blind, leading…
Stories of human endurance, lasting camaraderie and the beauty of the Eastern Cape coastline are captured between the covers of the newly published book on the …
Nelson Mandela Bay’s ambulance crisis is deepening, with a family forced to wait half a day for emergency medical help for an ill 17-year-old. The family has lo…
The tailings dam at a mine near Brits, North West, was hiding in plain sight, unregistered and showing signs of the trouble to come.…
There is a tantalising possible answer to the insider trading conundrum which may not completely eliminate unfairness, but is less damaging to the integrity, sp…
The property group balances South African retail, industrial and office plays with more exposure in Poland, using refurbishments and developments to unlock capi…
The fever tree felling, fence cutting and road blockades at iSimangaliso are not random acts of criminality but an explosive symptom of a failed co‑management d…
Humanoid robots – if forecasts for their production and commercialisation play out – could potentially play the same role for platinum group metals demand in co…
Zaheera Mohamed, chief executive of Ilifa Labantwana and former National Treasury director, is using her deep expertise in public finance to drive systemic refo…
South Africa’s failure to recognise and develop ability is wasting talent, weakening institutions and keeping the country stuck at a crossroads.…
An attempt to silence a reporter through a High Court interdict has become part of a familiar pattern in South Africa where institutions use this tactic to kill…