I am not sure what movie or era Elon Musk thinks he’s in, but one does not simply challenge a dangerous world leader to single combat.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear that his citizens will not go down without a fight.
Russian billionaire Andrey Melnichenko’s estimated $580 million, 140-metre “Sailing Yacht A” superyacht was dramatically seized in the Italian port of Trieste.
The ambush took place in an area about 35 kilometres from the centre of Kyiv, which provides a direct route to the east of the capital.
If ever you needed a reminder of how embarrassing it is to have the ANC at the helm, look no further than the party’s response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
According to the governor of the Donetsk region, the airstrike happened during an agreed ceasefire period meant to allow civilians to safely escape the area.
She was already well known by Ukrainian citizens but since posting about the devastating effects of the war, particularly on women and children, she has been thrust into the global spotlight.
The Zondo Commission laid bare just how cushy life is for the kids of high-ranking ANC officials, with cars, cash, apartments, and other gifts flooding in.
Eskom’s dropped the ball over at Koeberg, failing to complete a containment building needed to store radioactive parts.
That’s Fikile showing how wide the gap is between what he’s been tasked with during his time in government and what he’s achieved.
As it stands, Forbes has uncovered “at least 36 properties owned by 10 sanctioned Russian oligarchs, stretching from Connecticut to Sardinia”.
The demand for private security contractors with past military experience has exploded, and large sums of money are being offered for extraction services.
Sky News spoke with an expert in conflict and security, who mapped out three options to end the war.
The precarious relationship between the US and Russia is as far-reaching as space, with the future of the International Space Station (ISS) proving to be rather uncertain.
Last week, five members of a Sky News team, including South African-born Dominique van Heerden, came under heavy fire.
Reports claim that Putin has his Olympic gold-winning former gymnast lover, Alina Kabaeva, and their four young children hidden in Switzerland.
A worst-case scenario could see South Africa’s fuel prices rocketing skyward as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine continues.
This pro-Kremlin cartoon video likened the history that led Russian President Vladimir Putin to invade Ukraine to a schoolyard bullying situation.
Auctioneers Bonhams, in partnership with Nelson Mandela’s eldest daughter, is offering a series of Nelson Mandela’s colourful Robben Island sketches as NFTs.
A Russian Mi-24/35 gunship helicopter was hit on Saturday, March 5, going down in a ball of flames.
The 55-year-old Ukrainian man who attempted to sink the superyacht that belongs to Russian military weapons businessman Alexander Mijeev is taking the next step to defend his country from Russia’s invasion.
Russians protesting against the invasion on social media include the children of oligarchs and government officials close to Putin.
Forbes has said that figuring out Putin’s net worth is “probably the most elusive riddle in wealth hunting”.
Don’t worry, Ukrainians who have seized Russian military equipment – the taxman is looking out for you.
The EU, the UK, and the US are rolling out sanctions against some of Russia’s wealthiest people. Frozen assets include sprawling estates, businesses, and the world’s largest-ever bespoke superyacht.
Some Russian troops have been forced to communicate via easily interceptable channels. Recordings show they are frustrated, angry, and afraid.
Nuclear warheads, intercontinental ballistic missiles, and the infamous vacuum bomb are just some of the weapons at Putin’s disposal.
Over the past 24 hours, Russian missile strikes have struck right across Ukraine as residents live in terror.
It’s likely that Ramaphosa will stay on as party president come the ANC elective conference in December. There’s more uncertainty around who will be his second in command.
The threat of nuclear war intensified on February 27 when Vladimir Putin ordered Russia’s nuclear forces to a “special regime of combat duty”.