Hawks KZN head asked to vacate office
Senona’s lawyer Rudolph Baloyi said his client was approached by a police officer on Saturday and asked to leave the premises.
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Maile blames bad planning for Gauteng school construction delays
Finance MEC says municipalities, provincial departments and schools must work together
PONDOLAND PLANT DISASTER: N2 contractor destroys endangered Wild Coast plants, igniting Amadiba community dispute
A contractor employed by the South African National Roads Agency has been accused of destroying hectares of the highly endangered Pondoland Pincushion, among other Red List plants, while working on the N2 Wild Coast project, sparking protests from the local Amadiba community.
MEC Lebogang Maile warns slow capital spending and rising debt could undermine service delivery
Finance MEC expresses concern after only R5.4bn, or 34%, of R16.2bn capital budget spent by mid-year
Courts are cracking down on estates in South Africa
South African courts are increasingly holding community scheme boards and trustees in estates personally accountable for routine decisions.
Many South Africans face a serious food crisis
The cost of living in South Africa is unaffordable to most households, with small annual salary increments not reflecting inflation as experienced by workers or the actual cost of worker expenses.
ANC leadership to meet over Joburg mayor crisis and no-confidence fallout
ANC national office bearers are set to meet tomorrow to discuss the quagmire their Joburg region faces.
Power restored to major South African metro
Power has been restored in Tshwane after a widespread outage left large parts of the city in the dark.
Mbalula faces pressure over handling of Joburg ANC conference disputes
ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula is expected to come under scrutiny over his handling of the disputes emerging from the Johannesburg regional conference when the party’s national officials meet this week.
BURDEN OF PROOF OP-ED: Mbenenge sexual harassment tribunal: What the report and finding got wrong about neutrality
The report by a Judicial Conduct Tribunal which found Eastern Cape Judge President Selby Mbenenge not guilty of impeachable conduct will shape how sexual harassment is discussed and understood in months or even years to come.
Much-loved MultiChoice security guard dies
David Sejobe, the popular MultiChoice security guard who brought smiles to many motorists in the Randburg CBD, has died.
Six family members killed in horror N2 crash in Mtubatuba
A deadly car crash claims the lives of six family members.
CHANGEMAKER: Walk of life: How an inspirational role model changes young lives in beloved Hillbrow
He grew up poor, endured homelessness and hardship and emerged as a MasterChef SA contestant and community advocate who is determined to help others and rewrite the story of his neighbourhood.
End of an era of pain for South Africans
South Africa’s economy has grown faster than its population for the first time in years. However, growth remains too weak to meaningfully reduce unemployment.
TESTING TIMES: Forwards in focus as Rassie braces for gruelling Bok schedule in 2026
South Africa face a season that may include as many as 13 Tests, with an inter-hemisphere tournament and consecutive matches against New Zealand testing squad depth like never before.
The government wants to make Chinese cars more expensive in South Africa
Dr Lumkile Mondi, an economist and senior lecturer at Wits University, said the plan to impose a 50% tariff on vehicles from China and India is a bad idea.
News24 | Local hero, 80, who conquered Robben Island swim just weeks ago, dies as sea kayak capsizes
Just a few weeks after etching his name into South African sporting history as one of the oldest swimmers to conquer the Robben Island crossing, 80-year-old John Flanigan has died in a tragic sea-kayaking accident at Bloubergstrand in Cape Town.
EPSTEIN FILES: A sealed universe: South African survivor recalls Jeffrey Epstein’s desert fortress
Not only did Zorro Ranch isolate his victims, it also hosted scientists and celebrities flown in to listen to his warped and grandiose ambitions. Now state senators are calling for a truth commission.