Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says that Jamal Khashoggi’s murder was ‘planned’ days in advance according to a ‘roadmap’ by a Saudi team
After devoting well over $100-million to influencing Washington, the oil-rich state is facing a PR crisis it didn’t see coming
Turkish officials have said they believe that 15 Saudi men who arrived in Istanbul on two flights on October 2 were connected to Khashoggi’s death
The US president’s comments are his strongest comments to date on the affair
After a fortnight of denials, Saudi authorities admitted on Saturday that the Washington Post columnist was killed after entering the consulate
The South African arms manufacturer fends off undue pressure from Saudi military company
Supporting Saudi Arabia’s lukewarm reforms sends a signal of consent to a murderous regime
No one, not even seemingly principled South Africa, can resist selling weapons to a warring, rogue state
The alarming disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi has prompted other attendees to pull out of the event
Saudi-Turkish probe into disappearance represents a front to negotiate interests between the two nations, analysts say
Journalist Jamal Khashoggi is alleged to have been killed by Saudi officials
Turkish police on Monday searched the Saudi consulate in Istanbul for the first time since Khashoggi went missing
From tech tycoons to media giants, a host of Western companies are now distancing themselves from the Gulf state
The nations have called for those responsible for the journalist’s disappearance to be held accountable
While Riyadh claimed he had left the consulate after his visit, Turkish police said Jamal Khashoggi did not emerge from the building
The state is using famine as a weapon of war but SA abstained in a UN human rights resolution
But, the public enterprises department confirms it held discussions with the Saudis
Mokhtar was one of the few survivors rescued from the mangled wreckage of a bus targeted by Saudi Arabia
Riyadh also recalls its envoy and suspends trade deals after Canada’s foreign ministry denounced jailing of activists
South African drivers like to make up their own rules
If SA wants to regain its global standing, it must take a moral stand that may irk its new friends
Ministers in the economic cluster have a two-week deadline to come up with measures to ease the burden of high fuel prices and the VAT hike
Ramaphosa is on an aggressive plan to woo investors to deal with high unemployment rates and deepening poverty
Next month’s African Union summit will be hosted by one of the world’s worst perpetrators, but slavery is off the agenda
Denis Cheryshev said there were "no words to express" how he felt after he struck twice for Russia as the World Cup hosts thumped Saudi Arabia.
Women who have driver’s licenses from other countries can now exchange them for Saudi licenses
AMC Entertainment has been granted the first licence to operate cinemas, with Saudi state media saying the US giant is expected to open 40 cinemas
Riyadh’s Ritz-Carlton welcomed back guests as it reopened for business more than three months after becoming a gilded prison for Saudi elites
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused Saudi Arabia of helping the United States and the "Zionists".
The kingdom, which has some of the world’s tightest restrictions on women, has long barred women from sports arenas
UAE’s move to ban Tunisian women from Emirates flights reflects tense relations between the two countries, experts say.
The gate was first closed two weeks after Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt, and Bahrain cut diplomatic and trade ties with Qatar on June 5