The decriminalisation of adult use in private was a relief to users who allege arrests are low-hanging fruit for police
The boom in dispensaries and bud shops has seen traditional growers and sellers driven out of business while the government drags its feet
Rumours of the ANC’s demise — like those about it’s leader — might be greatly exaggerated
Court says it was the fault of the respondent, the office of the public protector, that her urgent demand for R10 million was not ripe for hearing
Defence advocate refutes his testimony to back the accused’s claims they did not know each other prior to being arrested in 2020
Experts like civil engineers say it is not too late to save South Africa’s waterways from high levels of pollution
Deputy Minister Parks Tau reiterated the government’s stance that medical aid tax breaks will be forfeited to fund the proposed universal health care plan
The ActionSA Eastern Cape chairperson said coalitions had become transactional deals to satisfy politics of the stomach
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Judge Nkosinathi Chili said Zuma would not be prejudiced if the matter is removed from the roll pending his bid to appeal the invalidation of the private prosecution
Cellphone data analyst Gideon Gouws tells the court calls and deleted messages were downloaded from the phones confiscated from the accused
The minister said R23.8 billion would be allocated to implement the plan, with training opportunities running over the next 12 to 36 months
The marginal improvement in sentiment has been buoyed by sectors such as manufacturing
An irate Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng asked state prosecutor George Baloyi to read into the court record what the law says about court delays and the consequences
Inkatha Freedom Party leader Velenkosi Hlabisa said his party would address the growing disparity between the rich and poor in the province
The global superpower has sought to nurture its relations with sub-Saharan Africa, which is an important source of the critical minerals needed to sustain its economy
Eight months later the defence has not brought in its ballistics experts because of a lack of funds
Newly elected mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza says there is ‘pressure’ for the ANC to fail the metro ‘as the EFF and DA had done’
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