KZN Premier Thami Ntuli says 57.8% of the province's spaza shops are owned by foreign nationals, citing bulk buying, cooperatives and illicit goods as competitive factors.
US and Saudi forces struck Iran-backed militants' logistics and weapons sites in eastern Iraq after recent attacks; oil prices jumped and Iran claimed control of Hormuz.
Oil jumped after US and Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militants in Iraq; South Korea's Kospi plunged over 11% as chip names including SK hynix and Samsung...
A 47-year-old Boschkop man faces attempted murder charges after allegedly misleading his 38-year-old partner about his HIV status; matter postponed to August 3.
A Mamelodi scholar transport driver was sentenced to life after raping a nine-year-old he lured to his home in June 2021, then gave the children R4...
A man believed to be an IT specialist was arrested in Parys after police found Natis credentials, printouts and computers linked to a multimillion-rand vehicle licence...
A Johannesburg coffee shop has found itself at the centre of a growing social media storm after a marketing campaign intended to be humorous instead ignited...
A tragic crash on the N2 in the Eastern Cape has claimed another life, pushing the number of fatalities to six after a critically injured woman...
South Africa’s struggling municipalities have received a crucial financial reprieve after the National Treasury confirmed it will release the remainder of the July 2026 equitable share...
South Africans now have an opportunity to help shape the future of workplace transformation after the Department of Employment and Labour opened a public consultation on...
