Minibus taxis and buses will have to pay e-tolls as from Monday when the system is implemented, until regulations regarding exemptions are finalised.
The City of Johannesburg has welcomed allegations made against metro police officers in a Corruption Watch report.
The links between apartheid South Africa and Israel have been highlighted, with Israel supplying weapons to South Africa during the arms embargo.
The Democratic Alliance’s Neil Campbell has accused Sanral of misleading the public by displaying only one tariff on its sign boards at toll gantries.
With several cases against him, Radovan Krejcir is feeling the weight of SA’s law. But the law is feeling the full weight of the Czech fugitive too.
We visit Ponte towers, one of Jo’burg’s most notorious buildings — known for rampant crime and crumbling walls — to find massive renovations underway.
The protests against the e-tolling system is an example of "rolling out democracy", says Cabinet spokesperson Jimmy Manyi.
After news of President Jacob Zuma’s intentions to take a fourth wife <b>Percy Zvomuya</b> went in search of what polygamy means in today’s society.
The blaze of public outrage over the videotaped gang rape of a Soweto teen is shining new light on how underage suspects and rape cases are handled.
Southern African countries have agreed to launch a centre in Namibia to tie together climate change studies across the region.
Pieter-Dirk Uys talks about his new show Adapt or fly, reminds us of our past and talks about our present.
Adults’ attitudes to sex education in SA and across the continent are increasing the risk of children falling pregnant and contracting HIV/Aids.
The national treasury says R3-billion a year is too much to be spending on leasing property for state departments, and is working to whittle it down.
Seven schoolboys have been arrested after a video of the gang rape of a missing 17-year-old girl went viral.
The treasury has invited comment on draft regulations for short-term and long-term health insurance.
ANCYL deputy president Ronald Lamola says spokesperson Floyd Shivambu’s criticism of Cyril Ramaphosa doesn’t represent the league’s official position.
The fraud trial of Czech fugitive Radovan Krejcir was put on hold this morning, after the state provisionally withdrew the fraud cases against him.
A South African yacht with seven people on board has gone missing on a cruise between the island Mayotte Pemba in northern Mozambique.
The ANC says it will "persuade" the ANCYL to drop its "unconstitutional" defence of Malema, stopping short of threatening to disband the league.
Athletics in SA have been given a clean bill of health after the weekend’s championships where athletes booked places for this year’s Olympics.
The Crusaders brought an end to the Stormers perfect record, the only one in Super Rugby this year, with a 31-24 victory on Saturday.
Pollsmoor Prison has provided South Africa’s first unit dedicated to ensuring babies in lock-up are not punished for their mothers’ crimes.
Amid more court action and warnings of freeway blockades to protest e-tolling, it seems motorists who have already signed up may have to re-register.
President Jacob Zuma has received "proud" wishes for his 70th birthday from the African National Congress in his home province of KwaZulu-Natal.
A Jo’burg entrepreneur has accused FNB of covering up fraudulent misrepresentation by one of its officials in a transaction that cost him R1.3-milion.
A sodomy claim by a farm worker accused of killing right wing leader Eugene Terre’Blanche has been questioned during his murder trial.
Employment has grown marginally in South Africa but analysts warn the slowing of small business activity could lead to economic stagnation.
Soweto’s first outdoor gym has caught on with many residents who are determined to lose their flab without signing expensive gym contracts.
Standard Bank says it will reduce its stake in Turkish venture Standard Unlu, the latest move by the lender to scale back non-African operations.
Nathi Mthethwa can’t win: in calling for a probe into claims he dipped into secret police spy funds, he risks ruining sensitive police investigations.
Eleven days after being injured in a car accident, Limpopo premier Cassel Mathale is expected to resume his duties on Tuesday.
Warning against chasing people away with insults, President Zuma has reminded ANC members that they are duty bound not to divide the party.