Government’s R3 fuel levy cut eases pressure, but unions warn rising diesel and paraffin costs will still hit workers hard.

Bus operations in Tshwane have been severely reduced as diesel runs out, with only a fraction of scheduled routes operating.

A video showing a man resembling Thapelo Amad firing shots raises concerns, but he insists it is not him.

South Africa has among the highest internet penetration rates on the continent, but a digital divide persists.

A massive wage agreement funded by ratepayers sparks concerns that Johannesburg’s service delivery will suffer as financial pressures mount

People with XY chromosomes have given birth to children, so chromosome tests are not a sufficient way to determine biological sex.

Deep divisions within the ANCWL in North West raise concerns over legitimacy, with disputes over conference processes and delegate selection.

Chinese business owners in South Africa are urged to follow labour laws or face action amid concerns over wages and worker treatment.

Prasa faces mounting legal costs and a R1.27 billion claim as its long-running dispute with Siyangena returns to court.

Celebrity footballers are helping chess shed its “nerdy” image, turning it into a strategic, exciting game for a new generation.

The model that will spearhead the brand’s electric-only future will develop a reported 735kW/1 300Nm.

Pretoria’s Melgisedek occupants remain in limbo as multiple court cases determine eviction, relocation and the future of the condemned building.

Three other senior managers were also sanctioned.

As Gautrain enters a new era, focus shifts to affordability, expansion and strengthening its role in Gauteng’s economic and transport future.

Legal challenges have not stopped SA’s FMD response, with vaccination and coordinated efforts continuing to protect the livestock industry.

From swiping apps to first dates, love after 60 is clumsy, funny and heart-warming, proving it’s never too late to begin again.

Mathibeli publicly accused the KZN top cop of corruption and involvement in criminal activity.

Highly visible law enforcement will take place on all the routes including alternative arterials.

‘They had more power and speed than us and we couldn’t play our game,’ said the Bafana head coach.

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