Nearly a year after a deadly outbreak of cholera, residents say that their water remains tainted
Police have dismissed rumours that the six-year-old was kidnapped for muthi, saying there was no evidence of this
The disgraced former chief executive allegedly shot himself on a Hermanus beach in the Western Cape just a day after he was slapped with a R475 million fine
The fund faces a R340 million investigation over allegedly working with crooked lawyers
Judge President Dustan Mlambo this week told the Judicial Service Commission that Judge Tshifhiwa Maumela, Mokgoathleng’s predecessor who was removed from the case, had not been assigned to preside over the trial to start with
The state’s bid to have a trial date set was stymied by Zuma’s counsel signalling that he was seeking leave to appeal
The monarch wants a vexatious litigation order against royal family members
Sentencing could not go ahead because of a lack of water in the Scottburgh regional court this week
Jeremy Acton says the bill violates the 2018 constitutional court privacy judgment
Accused number two, Bongani Ntanzi, told the court on Monday that he was threatened by accused number five, Fisokuhle Ntuli, to not say anything or he would be killed
Saldanha Bay residents say Lourencia Lombaard helped in the search for the six-year-old
The adverts impersonated billionaires such as Elon Musk and Johann Rupert, as well as SABC anchors, to promote an online trading platform
A Centre for Risk Analysis index measuring the ingredients used in making porridge shows that wages are not keeping pace with prices
A crook that the prosecuting authority failed to arrest is at the centre of a fresh scam – this time involving state funds
The water shortage was caused by ‘an incident’ at the Eikenhof pump station, the bulk water supplier said
Legal experts said Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng’s ruling would not affect the main trial as it is not final and can be revisited when new evidence comes to light
The chief justice suggested changing the requirement that members of the apex court decide new applications
The water crisis has largely been caused by a power outage that affected the main pump station
Criminals are finding creative ways of getting their stolen goods out of South Africa and into Mozambique
The defence concluded its arguments on Monday, emphasising that its clients were tortured into confessing
Sakhile Bhekisisa Mhlungu cruised the streets of small KZN towns over two years, in broad daylight, searching for victims
Fallon Finch’s family claims she did not receive emergency medical treatment that could have saved her life because she told the doctor she could not afford the cost of blood tests
Mediterranean Shipping Company chose Durban as the location for its first designed, built and owned cold storage facility, globally.
Some city residents have had no water for 150 days, yet have received bills of up to R60 000
A security firm on a R57.2 million City Power contract has been implicated in a “reign of terror” in Eldorado Park
In its closing arguments the state said the accused were not assaulted to force them to confess to killing the football player
The former public protector says in her court bid to claim a R10 million gratuity that as a fledgling EFF MP she finds herself in drastically reduced circumstances
State prosecutor George Baloyi objected to reopening the trial within a trial, saying Meyiwa’s family was entitled to finality in the matter
Vehicles were stoned on Umgeni Road on Monday morning, while reports of workers sabotaging water pipelines were also received
First accused Muzikawukhulelwa Sibiya also wants Hawks detective Warrant Officer Meshack Makhubo and Colonel Vincent Leshabane in court
The former president pointed to several inconsistencies in the paper, and called for it to be improved
‘Prudent operation and maintenance practices’ could prevent up to six stages of load-shedding, according to the report from the VGBE