Safa vows to appeal, citing ‘unprecedented outcome noting that it was delivered by a single-member panel without reasons’.

Health minister Aaron Motsoaledi says harsher measures are needed to ensure corrupt officials can never return to government service.

Advocate Matthew Chaskalson SC has been appointed as the new chief evidence leader of the Madlanga commission of inquiry, taking over from advocate Terry Motau SC.

US President Donald Trump secured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s backing on Monday for a US-sponsored peace proposal to end nearly two years of war in Gaza, but questions loomed over whether Hamas would accept the plan.

A man who refused to pay a R1,500 bill at a Florida Road restaurant found himself washing dishes while waiting for police to arrest him.

If only we’d had the president Mbeki thinks he was, writes Eaton

Crime intelligence head says the Big 5 cartel has already penetrated the political sphere

A collaboration effort brings the gift of sight to people of the Western Cape

A growing concern is the poor state of tennis facilities around the country

Universities must rethink how they prepare graduates for meaningful economic participation and employers must do their part

Obesity is surging in South Africa. What’s fuelling this epidemic and how does it contribute to diabetes and heart disease, SA’s top killers?

Mayor Douglas Maimane to table a report before council meeting on Tuesday in Madibeng

This insidious public health crisis in heavily polluted urban areas has gone on for too long without decisive measures being taken

Probe has identified 207 service providers involved in 4,501 purchase orders, many of which are linked to fraudulent procurement processes

Today in SA sport history: September 30

Performance should set coach Raymond Mdaka’s team up for better results against New Caledonia and the US.

Government funding will lapse if Democrats and Republicans cannot reach a compromise by midnight on Tuesday

Godongwana suggested that the clause was a historical mistake that was not relevant to the country’s present-day reality.

The case of eThekwini metro police officer Qiniso Sishi, 41, who is charged with stabbing his attorney wife Thandokuhle Mkhize to death, was adjourned on Monday by the Durban magistrate’s court until October 10 for further investigation.

Stakeholders in the information and communications technologies (ICT) sector need to set aside “territorial attachments” and pursue interventions that will empower the sector to grow South Africa’s economy, minister of communications Solly Malatsi says.

College of Cape Town rejects claims of governance failure.