Under Mmamoloko Kubayi, the Department of Human Settlements has spent around R16 million on travel – including R11 million on unspecified domestic travel – since July last year.

Transport Minister Barbara Creecy will recommend the worst-performing candidate for the chief executive officer job at South African Airways (SAA) after intervention by Deputy President Paul Mashatile and the ANC’s deployment committee.

Western Cape High Court Judge Mushtak Parker swore under oath that then-Judge President John Hlophe had attacked him in the apparent belief that he had harassed his wife – but, given the chance to explain why he backtracked on those accusations, he has stayed silent.

The Western Cape Department of Education has denied allegations it closed two schools in Kraaifontein, Cape Town, amid days of protests by parents demanding their children be moved to the newly-built Blue Ridge Primary School.

Parts of Limpopo will experience Yellow Level 2 severe thunderstorms with heavy downpours and hail, leading to localised flooding, according to the South African Weather Service.

Northwood High School from KwaZulu-Natal has once again been crowned the champions of the 2025 basketball championships, securing their victory against home team St John’s College in Johannesburg.

Two former Pretoria Boys High boys have taken it upon themselves to raise money for 31 talented students who cannot afford to attend the school because they come from under-resourced backgrounds.

Cape Winelands District Municipality firefighters had their hands full on Sunday night when flare-ups on Doolhof farm in Wellington threatened property.

It is a race against time for spaza shop owners in South Africa as their registration drive draws to a close on Friday.

Auditor-General (AG) Tsakani Maluleke has appealed to National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza to deal with errant municipalities.

South Africa’s second veterinary science school is set to open in about two years at the University of Fort Hare, the institution told News24 on Sunday.

The Hawks have arrested a fourth suspect who is linked to a June 2024 kidnapping case in Engcobo, in the Eastern Cape.

Imam Muhsin Hendricks was murdered last weekend in Gqeberha in what is believed to have been a targeted killing.

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The University of Cape Town has reached an agreement with the institution’s Student Representative Council to address 2024 fee debt issues for financially vulnerable students.

Three women were shot dead in the crime-ravaged Lusikisiki area of the Eastern Cape on Thursday night.

Just seven months into their term of office, globe-trotting ministers in the government of national unity have already cost taxpayers millions of rand.

Nine top schools participating in the Roedean School Water Polo Prestige Cup have partnered with nine under-resourced schools to help them learn about water safety with the aim to prevent drowning incidents.

The Eastern Cape education department has been ordered to pay two principals more than R357 000 in compensation after it excluded them from the final list of shortlisted candidates who applied for promotion.

Disruptive rain and thundershowers will continue in some areas, including the Northern Cape, North West, Free State, Eastern Cape and Western Cape, according to the South African Weather Service.

An alleged gang hitman has been shot dead in what police believe to be a gang-related shooting in Edward Place, Clarkes Estate in Elsies River, Cape Town on Thursday morning.