Police Minister Bheki Cele said the police service is working with Interpol and other organisations after a tip-off that the child could be overseas
The municipality in North West has been riven by ANC infighting and nepotism for years, as residents live in sewage and have no water or other basic services
The political project around Jacob Zuma is violent, predatory and socially toxic, but it does speak to real lines of exclusion that liberalism cannot address
The minister said detractors have celebrated the reputational damage to the student funding scheme, his department and the government.
President Mokgweetsi Masisi has said that a ban on importing of hunting trophies would impoverish the African country’s citizens
Environmental experts warn that simply fining municipalities for damaging the environment and polluting water is not sufficient to change behaviour
Victims of Fouché and his alleged accomplice, who they claim defrauded them of their homes, are shocked by his release
The health sectors in both countries are under pressure, with professionals either leaving or striking for better pay and working conditions
The find, at the Orapa Diamond Mine in Botswana, sheds light on the evolutionary history of the insects
There’s been a nip here and tuck there — but has the Stuttgart brand done enough?
State diamond mining company Alexkor is challenging a compliance notice issued by the environment department over its Namaqualand beach mining operations
Jacob Zuma will be the first presidential candidate to be on the ballot paper and a charge sheet simultaneously
The former president has told his supporters that the electoral commission has nothing to do with who becomes the president of the country, their job is to ensure that people vote
Numbers rather than national unity will dictate how parties coalesce after 29 May
As South Africa marks 30 years of democracy, this election debate at Fort Hare is more than just a discussion; it’s a pivotal moment for reflection, decision-making, and shaping the future of the nation.
As motorists reel amid higher petrol prices, only two of the country’s oil refineries are operational
Sanedi chief executive Titus Mathe says the draft is workable in its current form
The country’s changing demographics can be positive – but only if there are jobs for the still-growing, working-age population
The ITB wants Jerome Ngwenya to hand over the financial records of its investment company, but he has refused
The Judicial Service Commission could not find the requisite four candidates after interviews notable for the justice minister’s eagerness to merge the court with the supreme court of appeal
As the population increases, the trend is likely to continue
A judge who was part of the decision to allow the former president to stand as a parliamentary candidate in the elections said the reasons were not quite ready
Official figures on rhino horn stockpiles are ‘conflicting, inconsistent, untrustworthy and cannot be verified’, the report says
Plans like the one announced by employment and labour minister Thulas Nxesi won’t move the needle on joblessness
None of the four candidates for a vacancy at the apex court were in favour of merging it with the supreme court of appeal
This will be seen as another blow to the ANC’s prospects of regaining its majority
Minister of electricity Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said wind energy has a big role to play during winter
Zuma says he can again be president because he did not serve two full terms
Investigating officer Scotch Tabane says Mashaba, who is also the subject of a R34 million SIU investigation, is also a suspect in two cases of arson and one of attempted murder
Focus policing on drug cartels and not the users, say newcomers to the political space, identifying the need for rehabilitation programmes
During the hearings from Monday to Wednesday, the Judicial Service Commission will be hoping to fill the last remaining vacancy on the constitutional court
The IRP2023 ‘lacks climate commitment’ in the face of the global environmental emergency