Thousands in Johannesburg face ongoing water outages with dry taps for over 10 days as technical teams seek gradual restoration...
An anthrax outbreak has killed at least 28 hippos in the Semuliki River ecosystem near the Democratic Republic of Congo’s...
Police seek suspects after twin brothers Kegomodicoe and Keabecoe Lekone, 52, were shot dead at their Mangaung business premises; authorities urge the public to report tips.
Opposition parties, unions and political groups called Enoch Godongwana’s MTBPS short‑sighted and lacking a credible plan despite savings and targeted allocations.
Eastern Cape Health is investigating 111 gastroenteritis cases at Rhodes University after water tests reportedly found E. coli, high coliforms and low chlorine.
The SAPS received 156,131 online profile registrations in under 24 hours for 5,500 trainee posts. Applications opened at midnight; closing date is November 13.
SAHRC will launch a Pretoria report highlighting legal gaps that leave children exposed online - from grooming and cyberbullying to misuse of personal data.
The SCA dismissed an appeal and found Gauteng social workers unlawfully interfered in two student adoptions, striking down national adoption guidelines.
Over 100 Rhodes University students fell ill in a gastrointestinal outbreak, prompting probes into water and food safety during Makhanda’s prolonged water crisis.
Blacklisted eThekwini contractors are reappearing under new names to win tenders, raising procurement and accountability concerns ahead of 4 November elections.
North West businessman Suliman Carrim appears in Musina court on Oct 22 accused of attempted theft and money laundering over two Absa-financed vehicles intercepted at Beitbridge.
SANTACO welcomed temporary fuel levy cuts and assured commuters there will be no immediate fuel-related taxi fare hikes as stakeholders press for long-term solutions.