World

15:24
5 Oct
Out of forex, out of credit, out of fuel: critic’s verdict on Malawi’s pump crisis(Nyasa Times)
11:51
5 Oct
Top 10 African countries that received the most U.S. foreign aid in 2025(Business Insider Africa)
11:01
5 Oct
Africa’s Richest Man Wants to Turn a Pristine Coastline Into an Oil Hub(WSJ)
10:22
5 Oct
Bolsonaro clan wins big in multiple Brazil polls(news24.com)
07:11
5 Oct
Zimbabwe pays R8.5bn to white former farmers as it seeks to rebuild investor trust(iol.co.za)
02:39
5 Oct
US pulls bombers out of UK's Fairford airbase after arrests(DW.com)
18:15
4 Oct
Zimbabwe to cancel import duty on food as cushion from El Niño(NewZimbabwe.com)
13:48
4 Oct
US prison chief who oversaw botched execution resigns(iol.co.za)
11:30
4 Oct
Leonardo DiCaprio’s foundation gave $1 million to a Seychelles debt-swap deal; by 2020, the wider project(The Times of India)
09:46
4 Oct
Al-Sisi rejects ‘unilateralism,’ US urges ‘restraint’ amid Ethiopia’s Tigray crisis(Al Arabiya English)
08:32
4 Oct
Former Kenyan deputy president claims Chivayo was holding US$11 bln for President Ruto before his death(NewZimbabwe.com)
02:41
4 Oct
Explained: Why Are Students Protesting In France(NDTV)
02:06
4 Oct
SA pilot helped save 150 lives after flydubai co-pilot attacked captain mid-air(news24.com)
02:02
4 Oct
Zimbabwe’s Chivayo who died in helicopter crash linked to R800m money laundering probe(news24.com)
22:10
3 Oct
Air Zim carrying 450 passengers, 25 tonnes cargo on London return flights(Herald.co.zw)
09:02
3 Oct
UK university with nearly 4,000 African students faces $53 million budget squeeze as tighter visa rules hit international recruitment(Business Insider Africa)
18:04
2 Oct
German defence giant plans South African production line for drone bomb with 15 km range(Business Insider Africa)
08:42
2 Oct
"We receive Jesus": Video shows Chivayo, wife getting saved days before crash(Tuko News)
14:16
29 Sep
Journalist crowned king in Uganda after bitter succession dispute(BBC)
14:14
29 Sep
Analysing Africa newsletter: The war everyone saw coming(The Economist)

Welcome to the "World" news section of "Today's Herald," your go-to source for the latest World updates that matter to South African readers. In our rapidly changing global landscape, staying informed about international events is crucial for understanding how they impact our lives at home. This section is dedicated to bringing you comprehensive coverage of significant stories from around the globe, ensuring you are well-equipped with the knowledge needed to navigate an increasingly interconnected world.

Here, you will find a diverse array of World news that spans various topics, including politics, economics, social issues, and environmental concerns. From the latest developments in foreign relations to the impact of international trade agreements, our coverage aims to provide insights that resonate with South African citizens. We delve into the complexities of geopolitical tensions, cultural shifts, and humanitarian crises, highlighting their implications not just for the countries involved but also for South Africa and its place in the global arena.

In addition to hard news, our World section also features in-depth analyses and opinion pieces that explore the broader contexts of these stories. We believe that understanding the "why" behind the news is as important as knowing the "what." By offering expert commentary and diverse perspectives, we strive to foster a well-rounded understanding of the issues that shape our world. Whether it's climate change negotiations or the latest advancements in technology, our goal is to illuminate the connections that bind us all.

Why does this matter to you, our readers? The world is more interconnected than ever, and events occurring thousands of miles away can have immediate repercussions on our lives in South Africa. From economic fluctuations to shifts in global policies, the ripple effects can be felt in our communities, workplaces, and personal lives. By keeping abreast of the latest World updates, you empower yourself with information that can influence your decisions and perspectives.

To ensure you never miss an important story, we encourage you to follow our updates regularly. Our team is committed to delivering timely news and insightful analyses, making it easy for you to stay informed. You can engage with our content through various platforms, including our website, social media channels, and newsletters. Join us as we embark on this journey to explore the world beyond our borders, and stay connected with the stories that matter most. Your understanding of global events is just a click away, and we are here to guide you through it all.

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