From deepfake content to fancy filters, social media posts are increasingly being altered by AI
Margaret Maritz had a small party at her care home in Touws River
The public works minister allegedly knew the convicted fraudster had demolished government property in Limpopo and built a hotel
The report says the slow and erratic prosecution of widely reported cases of corruption undermines democracy and encourages the misappropriation of state resources
A new survey has highlighted the cost-of-living crisis facing households and its ripple effect on the labour sector
Blind SA has criticised the president for missing the signing deadline, which is impacting access to accessible formats for the visually impaired
Allegations of corruption, criminality, and dilapidated facilities greet the Portfolio Committee on Police
UberEats offers easy access to traditional African food our mothers used to make back in the day
The South African Weather Service has issued a Level 8 warning for further distributive weather conditions as snowfall continues to blanket the N3 highway, particularly between Warden and Tugela Plaza in KwaZulu-Natal, leaving motorists stranded for hours. The KwaZulu-Natal Disaster Management Centre said it had convened a joint operations centre meeting on Saturday morning to […]
The auditor general’s office on Wednesday told MPs that 107 projects were significantly delayed
The Special Investigation Unit also has its sight on former finance deputy minister Sfiso Buthelezi, whose company allegedly received R110 million fraudulently
Inflation slowed for a third consecutive month, to the lowest it has been since April 2021.
Musicians, mediators and journalists are frequent targets of the gangs
The case was postponed to 21 October, the third time this has happened to allow for further investigations into the seven-year-old’s disappearance
Runaway fires fuelled by the climate crisis are more frequent and devastating, destroying farmland, property, protected areas and people’s livelihoods
Mashatile was delivering a keynote address at a celebration in Limpopo when he had to be carried from the stage
The former finance minister recalled Gordhan’s role in mobilising broad-based protest against apartheid and state capture
Gordhan passed away after what his family said was a short battle with cancer
But the government of national unity has the potential to lead itself and South Africa into a future that is different from the divisive past
The ‘jewel’ of South Africa is still a lovely getaway just two hours from Johannesburg
Founded on the principles of pan-Africanism 22 years ago, the AU has had its successes, but facing mounting issues of foreign funding, an inability to act on conflicts among member states, and claims it is stiflingly bureaucratic, it risks becoming another relic
Residents and ratepayers have urged President Cyril Ramaphosa and national departments to intervene in the metro
Police said Regan Naidoo ‘choked on a pie’, but according to a postmortem report, he suffered multiple rib fractures, bruised lungs and a blunt force head injury
The department of labour’s audit into employers who applied for R62.3 billion in benefits during Covid-19 continues
Veterinarians are leaving South Africa for better opportunities and those staying behind are struggling to plug the gap
The closure of the city’s biggest library is a loss to the public, and some of the other libraries are also battling to keep the culture of books alive
Veterinarians leave the country or enter private practice for economic reasons, which puts state vets in rural areas under more pressure
The inmates of the Denver shelter say they have not heard from city officials nine months after after moving in
The chief executive of Nala Business Chamber was assaulted by members of the illegal ‘Nala Business Forum’ when he went to a building site to deal with a subcontracting dispute.
The problem started with the ‘construction mafia’ and now pervades the private sphere and most business sectors
The retired judge has urged reform in the Judicial Service Commission, emphasising the need to prioritise judicial independence
Failing infrastructure and increased demand means Gauteng residents may soon have to rely on treated sewage to quench their thirst