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Details have not yet been published but The Times said that if passed, a patient's wish to die is likely to need sign-off from a judge and two doctors, and would be limited to those with six to 12 months to live.

Other images on Midjourney purport to show the explosion of the atomic bomb over Hiroshima in 1945, the invasion of Prague by Soviet-allied troops in 1968 and even a vision of the Roman Coliseum in ancient times.

Plettenberg Bay has been nominated for the World’s Leading Beach Destination. This marks its first global nomination, placing it alongside renowned beaches like those in Thailand, Hawaii, and the Maldives. While Cape Town is also a South African nominee in the Africa’s Leading Beach Destination category, Plettenberg Bay is the sole South African contender for the global title.

Former Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will be laid to rest this Saturday at the Nkowankowa Stadium in Tzaneen. The Presidency on Tuesday declared a Special Official Funeral Category 2 in honour of countries first Minister of Labour since the dawn of Democracy.

US presidential race sees Kamala Harris go after rival Donald Trump's mental state, while the 78-year-old's town hall meeting turned into an impromptu music session.

The Automobile Association says the five-month trend of fuel price decreases is set to end in November.

Eastern Cape police made an urgent appeal to the public for assistance in tracing “four wanted dangerous suspects” they say could possibly be linked to the Lusikisiki mass murders.

The man accused of gunning down 18 people in Lusikisiki has abandoned his bail application. Siphosoxolo Myekethe’s brief appearance in the Lusikisiki Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday was marked by heightened security, as heavily armed police officers escorted him in and out of the courtroom.

Major stock markets were mostly lower with declines in Shanghai, Hong Kong and London, while Frankfurt rose on a report showing reviving investor confidence.