The Eastern Cape judge president routinely sent sexual texts until she tried to placate him in the hope he would leave her in peace, Andiswa Mengo told a judicial conduct tribunal
The Eastern Cape judge president allegedly deleted the picture, which was followed by a reference to fellatio, the judicial conduct tribunal heard on Wednesday
Since the start of operations to clear the mine, explosives, firearms, R52.49 million in cash, refined gold and gold-bearing material has been seized
But the chair of the inquiry raised questions about the complainant’s ambiguous responses to the Eastern Cape judge president’s advances
The findings are vital for conservation of the gentle giants
The tribunal also found her conduct as the chair of PRASA’s interim board to be equally unethical
The “commonly occurring” virus causes respiratory illness and is in the same family of viruses as the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
Over 1500 miners have exited, but authorities are unable to say how many more remain underground
Opportunists and individuals with links to gangs are allegedly trying to influence some CPFs in the province
The monarch’s lawyer tried to stop board executives from entering the Ingonyama Trust Board premises but failed
Misizulu kaZwelithini’s divorce comes amid tensions in the royal family from those who dispute his ascension to the throne
About 16% (1 589 species) of the world’s estimated 10 000 succulent species occur in the Succulent Karoo Biome
The residents of three retirement homes have accused the Durban Council of South African Women of financial opacity and neglect, and are demanding a new board
The festive season is associated with being with loved ones, but it can also be a lonely and difficult time
An African Christmas is a time to ponder the joy, challenges and resilience that define the festive season – and perhaps for a rethink
Ramokgopa said one of the targets for the financial year 2025 was to improve South Africa’s energy availability factor to 70%
South Africa plans to leverage its G20 presidency to highlight the barriers to AI readiness and opportunities facing developing countries
The unused and dilapidated structures may be leased long-term, sold or revamped to be used for the public good
The Gauteng government says businesses that missed the registration window will be closed down.
Extortion gangs provide ‘services’ through violence and coercion in Western Cape townships
Nominations for the Mail & Guardian’s 200 Young South Africans 2025 are now open
Businesses that miss the registration window will be closed down
About 4 000 people are bitten by snakes annually but only a quarter of those being admitted to hospital and only 10% require antivenom
Shelters also worry about a repeat of the Life Esidemeni tragedy if the government does not provide adequate funding to fill the skills gap of workers
SAPS counter-intelligence head Major General Feroz Khan tells court he is being ‘persecuted for doing my job’
Cumulative electricity price hikes over the past 16 years are leading to an affordability crisis for poor, working and middle class
In this second of a two-part series, Luke Alfred looks at the fall of Danny Jordaan, previously lauded as the champion of football in post-apartheid South Africa
The relatives of illegal artisanal miners who are trapped underground in in a flooded mine shaft say that the authorities have failed to help them
The power utility is guilty of trying to ‘milk a cow that no longer has the ability to produce’, a ratepayer told regulator Nersa at its public hearings in Durban on Friday
The foundation says the legislation aims to redress apartheid spatial planning and advance land reform
The division convicted 88.9% of organised crime cases and 90.5% of complex commercial crime cases
Health, education and economic disparities are driving migration to urban hubs such as Gauteng and the Western Cape