The Eastern Cape Liquor Board has shot down a recommendation by the South African Human Rights Commission to put a moratorium on issuing liquor licences until its capacity to monitor
The M1 bridge will cost the City of Johannesburg more than R20 million to repair following a fire caused by cable theft on 1 May.
The South African Weather Service has issued a fire danger warning for the northern and south-eastern parts of the Northern Cape as well as in places over the Enoch Mgijima
The eight presidential protection officers, who pulled over a vehicle and accosted the driver along the N1 highway in Johannesburg, claimed that they wanted to check whether the driver was
A Chinese national on the run for allegedly killing a sex worker and injuring three others has been linked to a burglary case in La Lucia, KwaZulu-Natal.
After 48 hours of searching, rescue workers continue to look for 39 people who are still unaccounted for after the construction site they were working on in George collapsed on
First, the senior leaders in the uMkhonto weSizwe Party fought over positions and party lists – and now the party’s newly formed youth structure has also descended into factional fighting.
Hoping to attract support in Soweto, the ANC in Gauteng leaned on star power, whipping out soccer champion Doctor Khumalo and musician Sipho “Hotstix” Mabuse.
Three cousins hired as cleaners at the George building that collapsed on Monday afternoon are believed to still be trapped underneath the rubble, and their families are at their wits’
Despite the probability of Constitutional Court challenges, the Electoral Commission of SA is pushing ahead with final preparations for the general election later this month.
While one Eastern Cape family mourns the brutal stabbing of a teenager and her grandmother, another family is grieving after their teenage daughter was beaten to death. Boyfriends have been
On Sunday, Golden Spurs were among the four teams that had advanced to the knockout stages of the Itireleng soccer tournament, in the informal settlement outside Pretoria.
The man who was accosted by several presidential protection officers on the N1 highway recounted how he thought he was about to be hijacked when he saw a vehicle travelling
Rescue workers have moved to a new search area at the scene of a collapsed construction site in George.
The star witness in the Brian Wainstein murder trial said he was paid R120 000 for being a police informant, while also conspiring to murder Wainstein in a dangerous double
What was intended to be a fun night out for six friends in Cape Town, turned into a bloody ordeal when a Bolt driver allegedly stabbed two of them.
What was intended to be a fun night out for six friends in Cape Town, turned into a bloody ordeal when a Bolt driver allegedly stabbed two of them.
The Huguenot Tunnel has been fully reopened to all traffic after a serious accident on Tuesday evening.
When Deon Safers saw news on Facebook about the collapse of the five-storey development in George, Western Cape, he thought his son would never survive.
Another eThekwini municipality water and sanitation department employee has been shot dead.
Two ActionSA members who were hijacked and kidnapped in Gauteng on Tuesday evening have been found unharmed.
Busisiwe Mkhwebane wants the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria to “strike out” the Public Protector’s detailing of her legal team’s payment demands for representing her during her impeachment inquiry –
Two ActionSA members believed to have been hijacked and kidnapped on Tuesday evening have been found unharmed.
As the loved ones of trapped construction workers could be heard weeping from inside the George municipal offices, at the construction site across the road, more than 200 rescuers were
The senior Hawks officer set to testify on the pinging and payment paper trail in the trial of Nafiz Modack and others, was thrown a curveball on Tuesday when Modack’s
ANC deputy secretary-general Nomvula Mokonyane says a “concentration of contestation” and a massive voter pool in KwaZulu-Natal informed the ANC national executive committee (NEC) members’ decision to swarm the province
As the loved ones of trapped construction workers could be heard weeping from inside the George municipal offices, at the construction site across the road, more than 200 rescuers were
Two forensic lawyers, who headed up the anti-corruption campaign at the University of Fort Hare for Vice-Chancellor Sakhela Buhlungu, have launched a blistering attack on Police Minister Bheki Cele and
Eskom has lodged an urgent court application against the City of Johannesburg for failing to pay a bill of more than R1 billion.
Siyamkhumbuza Ngomane is still in shock at how he survived the collapse of a building under construction in George, saying he was able to walk away from the scene.
ActionSA Gauteng premier candidate Funzi Ngobeni and the chairperson of the party’s Youth Forum, Hluphi Gafane, are believed to have been victims of a hijacking and kidnapping. According to party
The contractor in charge of the George construction site, where a multi-story building collapsed, leaving six dead and 47 still unaccounted for, described the incident as a tragedy.
The contractor in charge of the George construction site, where a multi-story building collapsed, leaving six dead and 47 still unaccounted for, described the incident as a tragedy.
A stepfather has been sentenced to life imprisonment for repeatedly raping his wife’s minor daughter for four years and later impregnating the girl.
The George Municipality issued a statement to confirm that seven people had been declared dead as of 19:40.
The witness shared that he is living in a state of constant fear and is deeply concerned for his safety amid the trial of the eight security officials connected to
Emergency workers are racing against time to rescue 47 people who are still unaccounted for following the collapse of the five-story building under construction at a site in George.
A roomful of toddlers bursts into a chant, “Eating time! Eating time!”, as pots of yoghurt are handed to each. Then each child is given a spoon and little heads
Gauteng police are on the hunt for any leads that may result in the arrest of gunmen involved in the shooting of a scrapyard owner last week.
The South African Weather Service forecasts fine to warm conditions for most of the country, except for parts of the Western Cape and the Eastern Cape, where light rain is
The DA has come under fire for the 30-second advert which depicts an image of the South African flag being burned to cinders.
Pietermaritzburg twins who often display similar interests, have graduated together as medical doctors at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.
DA leader John Steenhuisen said the party’s controversial television advert was meant to be uncomfortable and that he is happy people are debating it.
KwaZulu-Natal police’s top brass issued a stern warning to officers to refrain from aligning themselves with politics or to be seen as active members of any political party.
At least 500 people were displaced after a fire ripped through Site 5 in Dunoon, Cape Town, on Monday.
ANC veteran and former Gauteng premier Tokyo Sexwale has joined the ANC’s campaign in Gauteng to douse the proverbial “fire” that seems to be destroying the party.
The mother of one of the men arrested for the murder of Kaizer Chiefs star Luke Fleurs said her son and his five co-accused did not kill the soccer player.
The criminal case of a 21-year-old man accused of raping a 15-year-old girl who is deaf and mute has been delayed several times because DNA analysis is outstanding.
Randburg magistrate Abdul Khann has provisionally allowed a crucial video clip to be admitted into evidence in the trial of eight members of deputy president Paul Mashatile’s security detail.
After Eskom accused the City of Johannesburg of owing it over R1 billion in unpaid electrical bills, the City said the power utility actually owed it R3.4 billion in overcharges.
Cape Town lawyer WIlliam Booth testified in the trial of Nafiz Modack and others on the attempt on his life during the Covid-19 lockdown.
The five-storey construction site collapse in George, Western Cape, is one of the most catastrophic structural failures in South African history.
A George woman keeps reliving the sound of a trapped worker screaming under five storeys of concrete in the moments after the building they were working on collapsed.
“I’m in so much pain, I don’t know if they can hear me banging for help. But I hear my dad’s voice calling me,” said electrician Delvin Safers, one of
President Cyril Ramaphosa has signed into law the Electoral Matters Amendment Bill, abolishing a cap on donations to political parties and the criteria for the disclosure of such funding.
Umkhonto weSizwe Party founder Jabulani Khumalo has placed former president Jacob Zuma on precautionary suspension. This after Khumalo was himself expelled from the party by Zuma last week.
A Soweto family who followed blood stains from the spot where their loved one was beaten to death assisted the police in arresting a couple with crucial evidence linking them
An asset manager whose client lost R545 000 in a failed high risk investment testified at the trial of Nafiz Modack and others on Monday about how he was allegedly
Four bodies have been pulled from the rubble after a building collapsed in George in the Western Cape on Monday.
The fabric of Bloemfontein is fraying, with the scars of deterioration visible at every turn.