Flags will fly at half mast on government buildings until after the Zulu prime minister is buried
Following the announcement of the IFP founder’s death on Saturday, throngs of people have been visiting his home in Ulundi
eThekwini Municipality started disconnecting ratepayers who have joined a citywide utility bill and rates payment boycott
Several small opposition parties protested, but the ANC’s might carried the vote
Judge Ratha Mokgoatlheng said he did not see why prosecutor George Baloyi would hide a statement
Another round of spending cuts stand to shake the governing party’s already rickety foundations
The court took into account the fact that Magudumana supplied false information regarding her address of residence in April
Only two African teams are playing in the tournament this year. One has never won a RWC game, the other could win it for the fourth time
The ANC in KZN has declared a week of mourning in tribute to Buthelezi
It is the first time South Africa have won their first match at a World Cup since they edged out Wales 17-16 in 2011
Improved capacity means stage four load shedding for the week ahead
Afrofusion Nigerian superstar’s ‘Twice as Tall’ recognised as best world music album in 2021
Moroccans on Sunday mourned the victims of a devastating earthquake that killed more than 2,000 people, as rescue teams raced to find survivors trapped in the rubble of flattened villages.
An accomplished orator, historian and custodian of Zulu tradition and culture, Buthelezi was perhaps one of the most contradictory figures in South African politics
The agreement to admit the AU was championed by Indian prime minister Narendra Modi
The reasons that such an intelligent, charismatic leader never gained the type of political recognition he craved are rooted in his own core mission in life: to rule a reconstructed Zulu nation
The IFP founder and Zulu traditional primer minister will receive a state funeral
The governing party asks voters to ignore its failings and focus on its long-term successes
Ministers from the five countries met in the city to sign an agreement to work together to protect the lives and livelihoods of almost half the world’s population
The country’s biggest city will continue to grow as people seek jobs and a better life. But a ‘resentment’ towards urbanisation has prevented the government from unlocking its economic opportunities
My choice of residence has always been out in the bush, or skyscrapers. My work required the skyscrapers
The council seems blind to the decay of the CBD, or simply doesn’t care, but a new project aims to create hope and rekindle the area’s golden glow
MultiChoice has agreed to give the national broadcaster the rights to screen 16 key matches during the event
Restaurant and entertainment owners have urged the DStv pay service to reconsider its up to 50% price increases, saying it is abusing its monopoly
State witness Constable Sizwe Zungu tells court that men accused of the footballer’s murder were carrying firearms
The agency says the problem has been resolved and pensioners can access their money as normal
The EFF leader inflicted more than 11 stabs and over 60 instances of twisting a knife into a conscious animal, according to an investigation
The improvement in confidence was helped by the change in attitude of affluent consumers, who were spooked by severe load-shedding and the Russian cargo ship debacle in the previous quarter
City officials this week started raiding buildings that have been hijacked in an effort to curb illegal occupation
Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal and Western Cape refrain from increasing taxi fares but haven’t ruled out the possibility
The central bank’s conclusion that the president did not have an obligation to report forex paid to, and stolen from, his Phala Phala farm was irrational, it argues in court papers
The South African Police Service report stated it was still in the process of holding accountable those accused of criminal conduct during the July 2021 unrest