The riots and the imprisonment of the former president coincided, and the unrest was orchestrated, but there was also no proof of who the masterminds were
The City of Cape Town has installed meters that limit the amount of water people use but it is hurting the poor, who use far less water than the wealthy
The development, which consists of more than 400 units, is deteriorating after having been taken over by ‘illegal’ landlords
The court heard testimony that Meyiwa’s murder was a contract killing and not a robbery gone wrong
The commission of inquiry into the fire at the Usindiso building heard that a witness was trying to conceal a murder when he set the building alight
State Prosecutor objected to the lead investigation, reading some parts of the statement as it contains names of others who had not yet responded
Despite protestations from a defence advocate, Judge Ratha Mokgoathleng orders the affidavit to be admitted as evidence
Residents and environmental activists are against a hotel and housing development on the golf course which they say could lead to environmental problems
The father of Mlungisi Ncalane told the Pietermaritzburg High Court how his son, accused three, had tried to paint a tree
Brigadier Bongani Gininda challenges the state’s botched robbery claim, saying there was a hit on the footballer
A ‘domestic dispute’ is said to have been behind the blaze which destroyed a residential building in the city centre on Sunday
Four social development officials are already ‘under precautionary suspension’
How the 26s, 27s and 28s prison gangs got their name, and how street gangs usurped them
There is ‘growing concern’ about increasing levels of gangsterism and organised crime in the Western Cape
It is inevitable that alleged gang leader Ralph Stanfield will be replaced. The question is, by who?
The decision will provide relief to children whose parents’ identity documents have been marked as suspicious or under investigation
The Department of Transport has not provided a new date for implementing of the pilot programme
Businesses struggle to survive as progress in the R196m reconstruction of the street remains at a standstill
Sassa says the SRD grant has placed a massive burden on the agency and plans to implement new software to help prevent fraud
Prince Mbonisi and other members of the family say they should be the ones to decide who becomes heir to the throne
The United Nations World Economic Situation report said the country’s economy would grow by only 0.5%
The ride service will face a case in the equality court over allegations that its drivers discriminate against people with disabilities
Morocco was in a race with South Africa and came out tops with more than 60% of the vote
Sassa spokesperson denies there is a problem, but officials speaking anonymously say otherwise
The mineral resources department plans to finalise the country’s new energy plan by the end of May
The plan for rolling out grid infrastructure over the next three years is insufficient to end load-shedding, and requires private investment and funding from the Just Energy Transition Investment Plan
South Africa’s biggest banks, and most of their foreign counterparts, are no longer up for prosecution following a competition appeal court order
Brigadier Selvy Mohlala has been accused of misconduct and bringing the South African Police Service into disrepute
Royal family members want the court to enforce their right to appoint the king
According to an MOU, Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa will exercise authority over the beleaguered power utility’s board and management on ending load-shedding
The matter will be heard on Thursday and Friday next week
The draft IRP 2023, released on Thursday after numerous delays, contends that renewables and clean energy technologies alone are not enough to secure South Africa’s energy future