At least 66% of recent cases were performed by healthcare professionals, in an attempt to legitimise the practice
The tech giant and social media platforms Facebook, YouTube, X and TikTok must also make changes to improve access to news and advertising revenue
The Western Cape high court judge faces two complaints of impeachable misconduct
Before the pandemic, the country’s tourism attractions were spread across the country but now this is skewed in favour of Cape Town and the Kruger
New research reveals South African adolescents’ devices are their ‘constant companions’
The DA has upped the ante in its demands for consultation on every point of government policy, although ANC ministers also opposed a planned VAT increase
The rand depreciated after the postponement of the budget speech to 12 March
The unprecedented step came after cabinet failed to agree on the tax measures Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana proposed
The president has withdrawn his notice to oppose a landmark case led by the son of Fort Calata
Students are appealing for intervention from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme and the respective universities
Party leader Herman Mashaba has played down his ambitions of being ActionSA president
Emigration, poverty and unemployment are contributing to the neglect, abandonment and economic abuse of senior citizens
The farmers say they are committed to the land and the people of the country as food producers, despite crime and other struggles
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has picked up on the introduction of racial quotas for black shareholding in water use licences, sparking fierce debate
Bulk water supplier Rand Water warned that its systems were ‘dropping fast’ because of extremely high consumption
Twenty-one species in the national park are invasive, five of which are among the 100 worst invaders globally
More centralised funds will allow corrupt politicians to syphon off money on an even grander scale than the country has seen, according to analysts
Financial mismanagement, weak oversight and irregular expenditure continue to undermine the stability of the utility
There are thought to be at least 50 000 informal miners working underground in South Africa
The industry has the potential to grow if there is more investment in exploration projects
Healthcare workers are facing retrenchment and the survival of environmental projects hangs in the balance
The French arms company says the death of two key defence witnesses has hurt its case
Several victims are preparing for the possibility of a private prosecution and civil action if the state fails to proceed to tria
The power utility said it experienced several breakdowns in its reserves that required extended repair time
There was no link between her social media posts and the looting and destruction that took place in July 2021, she told the court
The Rwandan president accused president Cyril Ramaphosa and officials of distorting talks between the two, calling it a mix of attacks, lies, and misrepresentation
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As the biggest land owner in the province, Meyer’s public works and infrastructure department will be releasing 133 properties on public tender
The South African Defence Force confirmed four more of its troops have died, bringing the number lost in the rebel advance on Goma to 13
The man’s water account rocketed after eThekwini metro implemented its controversial revenue management system
After the stall during 2020’s pandemic, travellers have come storming back exponentially each year