The Presidency says SA has until November 2027 to respond to Israel’s legal filing at ICJ.

SAPS analyst testifies on stolen 541kg cocaine haul from Hawks offices in Port Shepstone.

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SAWS issues level 8 warning for destructive rains in Eastern Cape as farmers recover from floods.

At least eighty schools in Gauteng have ceased to operate due to low learner numbers.

A police officer testified as a new witness about evidence linked to an alleged April 2017

The department says it has noticed an increase in fraudulent personalised plates.

The Department of Correctional Services says it ready to takeover Mangaung prison.

Some passengers are leaving the country due to fears for their safety.

Ramaphosa said there is significant improvement in the economy including revenue collection.

Some Kimberley taxi drivers say recent petrol price increases are hitting the industry hard.

Four people were shot dead and two others left wounded in the shooting.

The Western Cape Education Department has closed all schools ahead of inclement weather.

The City of Tshwane says its water distribution network is showing signs of recovery.

Ramaphosa says illegal immigration is a serious challenge during Presidency Budget speech.

SIU says bursaries were awarded to foreign nationals officials, relatives and unqualified recipients

Johannesburg Water says Rand Water has completed the first phase of its maintenance programme.

Concerns have also been raised about hate speech, unlawful conduct and the risk of instability