There have been frequent reports of police in KZN being involved in gun battles with armed suspects
Earthshot Prize announces this year’s winners who are shaping a greener, cleaner future
South Africa has called for calm and issued a travel warning for the neighbouring country
The international relations minister pressed the point after talks with British Foreign Secretary, David Lammy.
The long-time legal representative for Jacob Zuma said his decision came after ‘a lot of soul searching’
The international relations ministry says there will be further ‘engagements’ to find a solution
Some members, however, contribute in their ‘personal capacities’ and buy the former president cattle as a ‘goodwill’ gesture
The rhinos previously belonged to controversial rhino breeder John Hume
The South African National Bottled Water Association has warned consumers to check that bottled and refilling water is not substandard
The two men, who had been working on contracts in the oil and gas sector, were arrested on allegedly trumped-up drug charges
She will argue in the Supreme Court of Appeal that her constitutional rights were violated through her ‘forced return’ to South Africa
The advocacy group said despite highlighting infrastructure as one of its main pillars, the policy statement offered little in terms of commitments to fixing school infrastructure backlogs
Water and sanitation department is under fire from water experts for contract process that has held up the production of the water quality reports
A study by the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund says the direct cost of child poverty is estimated to be about 9% of GDP
The Cogta MEC said there was a coordinated ANC effort to undermine his work and his standing in the IFP
Key documents relating to Valerie Huber’s Protego project are being kept away from the public eye
The ANC accused the Democratic Alliance of being self-serving and Thulasizwe Buthelezi of being divisive, but said the coalition would run its course
Making polluters pay is not only fair, but popular and effective, says Greenpeace International
Citizens and local companies are stashing cash abroad as protection from the volatility of a weakened rand
South Africa’s media houses face financial constraints, and elsewhere journalists are killed
Parents want the reconstruction of Nancefield Primary School investigated
Red tape and confusion over who owns the land and the building has meant the eatery cannot reopen
The seabirds were recently moved to critically endangered status, meaning drastic action has to be taken to save them from being wiped out
Whoever wins, the country needs to build its ties on the continent and the rest of the world and exploit the opportunities that are created
Instead of scrapping ANC economic policy, DA ministers are now implementing it
Members will be vetted and undergo political education to help the party clean its house
Party leader Julius Malema seems set to maintain control at the Economic Freedom Fighters elective conference
Consumers who bought fuel at a petrol station later saw their accounts debited multiple times for the same transaction in an apparent ‘system error’
The National Prosecuting Authority said the possibility of its case against Kodwa and his co-accused succeeding had ‘diminished
The project was meant to supply dignity packs to girls and women at no-fee schools and colleges
The health minister said that there was no direct link between the children’s deaths and the products consumed from the local spaza shops
Finance minister Enoch Godongwana forecast 1.8% growth over three years, coupled with a bigger deficit, as debt service costs crowd out fiscal space