The R27m fraud case against Pule Mabe, his wife Mmatlhekelo and five others has been postponed to February 18 2026 for the state to properly look at the representations that the accused will make.

The R27m fraud case against Pule Mabe, his wife Mmatlhekelo and five others has been postponed to February 18 2026 for the state to properly look at the representations that the accused will make.

“This government is frustrating us. We’ve kept quiet and adapted to this, but now we’ve had enough.”

The RTIA has explained how the new AARTO traffic law will operate, covering fines, discounts, and penalties. Here’s what drivers should know.

The IEC has announced a timeframe for the 2026 local government elections, allowing political parties ample time to prepare.

Hiding something? Thabo Bester and Nandipha Magudumana are trying to block Netflix from airing their docuseries on their criminal activities.

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) confirmed the September 2025 grant payment dates.

A Mpumalanga who allegedly killed a womanmother and her son during a house robbery is in hospital under police guard after being beaten by the community following the attack on the family.

Eskom’s scheduled maintenance will cause a nine-hour power outage in part of Gauteng on Thursday, 28 August.

Former ANC spokesperson, Pule Mabe and six co-accused were expected to appear before the Palm Ridge magistrate court on Wednesday morning for multiple charges including fraud, theft and money laundering.

Prisoners with terminal illnesses or severe incapacitation may be released early under South African law but the process is allegedly not evenly implemented, leaving some inmates who had hoped to spend their last days with their loved ones to die behind bars.

From being underestimated in mining boardrooms to proving herself as one of the sector’s rising business leaders, Miriam Fonang has turned stereotypes into her greatest source of strength.

US special envoy Steve Witkoff said on Tuesday President Donald Trump would chair a meeting about Gaza at the White House on Wednesday, and added Washington expects Israel’s war in the Palestinian territory to be settled by the end of the year.

ANC MP and minister of international relations and cooperation Ronald Lamola says there is a need for open engagement by the ANC on the issue of its succession plan, and that the issue should not be personalised.