More low-cost flights set to connect London and Cape Town this summer
Norse Atlantic Airways is adding more budget flights from London to Cape Town this summer after soaring demand pushed the airline to expand its frequency.
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One year on: South Africans draw key lessons from the two-pot retirement system
Since South Africa implemented the two-pot retirement fund system a year ago, members have withdrawn approximately R60 billion.
SAHRC report reveals deep-rooted inequalities in education, other sectors
‘As government, we accept these findings, and commit to acting on them, not just in words, but in measurable outcomes – Andries Nel, deputy minister of justice
Court clears way for Sibiya’s suspension, disciplinary hearing
The Pretoria high court has now cleared the way for the suspension of deputy national police commissioner for crime detection, Maj-Gen Shadrack Sibiya, after rejecting his bid to return to work on Tuesday.
Retired principal shines on with PHD degree
At 68, retired high school principal Alui Tshigabe has fulfilled a lifelong dream by obtaining a PhD, a qualification he always felt he needed to get.
Bucs well-tuned for Wafa Wafa final without Bafana stars
Orlando Pirates utility right-back Bandile Shandu, 30, says everyone at the club is giving their all to make sure they win what would be their fourth MTN8 title on the trot when they face Stellenbosch in the MTN8 final at Mbombela Stadium on Saturday (6pm).
Police nab scores of intoxicated drivers heading to religious events
National Traffic Police arrested several drivers for driving under the influence of alcohol on the N1, N11, and R101 in Polokwane.
KZN traditional leaders to receive medical aid and pension benefits
KwaZulu-Natal MEC for co-operative governance and traditional affairs (Cogta) Thulasizwe Buthelezi says amakhosi and izinduna will, for the first time, receive medical aid and pension benefits.
BREAKING | Police officer holding his family hostage in Mamelodi
A Mamelodi police officer has held his family hostage since 8am, Gauteng police said on Tuesday afternoon.
Police officer holding his family hostage in Mamelodi
A Mamelodi police officer has held his family hostage since 8am, Gauteng police said on Tuesday afternoon.
Shadrack Sibiya suffers crushing blow as court bid to declare suspension unlawful fails
Suspended deputy national commissioner for crime detection, Maj-Gen Shadrack Sibiya, has suffered a crushing blow in his bid to return to work after the Pretoria high court dismissed his application in which he declared his suspension unlawful.
Girlfriend killer’s bid to have life sentence overturned fails
A man who pleaded guilty to murdering his girlfriend has failed in his bid to have his conviction and sentence overturned after arguing that his trial was unfair as no assessors were present.
WATCH | Thousands complain to rights committee about healthcare, food, water and social security
The SA Human Rights Commission says socioeconomic rights remain the most reported area of concern in the country, with thousands of citizens raising issues about healthcare, food, water, and social security in the past financial year.
IN PICS | Mathale hands over 84 vehicles to Hawks to help fight violent crime
The 84 vehicles handed over to the Hawks, 14 of them armoured, are intended to help officers fight violent crime like cash-in-transit (CIT) robberies and police killings, and not for their personal leisure or to use outside the scope of their work, says deputy police minister Cassel Mathale.