Brave new minibus taxi world: Cashless and taxed

Eskom’s Calib Cassim said the utility plans to keep capacity losses caused by breakdowns to below 14 500 megawatts

The report found that South Africa’s overall trend over recent years was one of ‘worsening instability’ and economic crisis

The eThekwini Municipality says projects are underway to build proper water infrastructure

The founder and director of the controversial mission station in KwaZulu-Natal — which was the subject of a rights commission investigation — died on Tuesday morning

The police arrested three people and killed four others suspected of cash-in-transit heists

State capture implicated businessman Edwin Sodi was awarded a contract to the value of R291 million for the Rooiwal upgrade, which didn’t take place

Flooding, road closures and accidents as province contends with level 9 weather warning

SAPS says it has heightened visible policing over the Heritage Day weekend

Gang-related deaths totalled 23 in the first 18 days of September

eThekwini council wants the issuing of title deeds for social housing completed with in two months

The envisaged court would prosecute kleptocrats and corrupt officials and have powers to repatriate money stolen during incidents such as state capture

Thembisile Mthembu tells her story of how she grew up on seven colours but all she can afford is a two-colour Sunday meal

The poor are assisted by taxpayers, the rich don’t feel it, but the middle class slips through through the gap in tough economic times

The livelihoods of people selling produce are being threatened by the high food prices

Fresh produce markets in cities around the country provide people with a cheaper shopping alternative, but not many cash-strapped households are aware of the benefits of cutting out the middleman

Confusion over sell-by, use-by, best before and expiry dates among consumers drives food waste

The National Prosecuting Authority claims it is as frustrated as the public with the slow pace at which state capture cases are moving

Minister Patricia de Lille said the country welcomed 4.8 million international tourists and 18.8 million domestic travellers

The Moti Group has been trumpeting a $1 billion lithium project in Zimbabwe with a major Chinese investor in tow. Leaked documents suggest executives believe the world-class prospect was “just rock”

The portfolio committee on justice will invite the Judicial Service Commission to brief MPs on the process that has led to this point, 15 years after Motata’s conviction for drunk driving