Eyewitness says the woman had just got out of her car and was walking towards CCMA offices

The Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System, also known as the Madlanga Commission continues hearing witness testimony.

South Africa’s best restaurants have been revealed, celebrating excellence across the country.

The rand is set to remain volatile as the Iran war persists, with the local currency facing pressure from all angles.

Motorists have been urged to continue buying fuel as normal, with government and industry bodies dismissing fears of a national shortage.

TB is strongly associated with poverty. Transmission is facilitated in poorly ventilated, crowded settings such as underground mines, busy workplaces and densely populated urban areas

The state says the plea agreements in the case against Bellarmine Mugabe, the son of former Zimbabwe president Robert Mugabe, and his co-accused Tobias Matonhodze are 98% complete.

I’ve come to realise that saying “I work for the government” is often met with scepticism rather than respect.

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The sight of long queues at some filling stations and reports of bulk fuel buying, particularly of diesel, reflect a familiar pattern: anxiety-driven consumer behaviour in the face of global uncertainty.

The arbitrator is yet to reach a verdict after Boxing SA could not resolve the issue involving camps of Bongani Fule and Siyabulela Hem, while No 1 contender Ishmaeel Kadri is alleged to have written a letter indicating he is not interested in the title.

CT City coach urges senior players to lead from the front

Inequality and poverty undermine youth participation in democracy

Service offers flexible errands from townships to suburbs

Johannesburg is facing a severe crisis as unpaid municipal bills have surged to R71.9 billion, undermining infrastructure investment and threatening the city’s financial health.

Netcare expects to report solid results for the first half of its 2026 financial year, despite some pressure in the medical scheme industry.

In the US, about 379,000 Americans became dollar millionaires in 2024 alone – more than 1,000 a day, in addition to the already existing number of nearly 24-million.