There’s much room for improvement in SA’s public service: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa has acknowledged that there is much room for improvement in the country’s
City of Tshwane buses to resume operations on Tuesday
City of Tshwane says its busses will resume operations from Tuesday morning.
Dr Nandipha remains in custody as bail is denied
Dr Nandipha Magudumana will remain in custody after her bail application was denied by the
Spain’s soccer chief Luis Rubiales quits in kiss scandal
Spanish football federation chief Luis Rubiales quit his post on Sunday after three weeks of scandal
‘It is unfair to blame Buthelezi and exonerate ANC for the violence in the late 80s, early 90s’
Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) President Velenkosini Hlabisa says it is unfair that the late Prince
Mkhwebane to know her fate on Monday
As Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s fate lies in the National Assembly, this comes 32 days
China to give $200 000 to earthquake-stricken Morocco
The Red Cross Society of China will give the Moroccan Red Crescent $200,000 for emergency
Russian regional vote delivers strong result for Putin amid claims of rigging
Russia on Sunday wrapped up widely denounced regional and municipal elections, including in regions
One year since Jagersfontein mine dam disaster in Free State
Today marks one year since the Jagersfontein mine dam disaster in the Free State.
Ackerman hailed for business, political triumphs
The late Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman is being hailed for playing a leading role in putting
Five accused of setting trucks alight in Mpumalanga to apply for bail
The bail application of five men accused of setting alight trucks in Mpumalanga is set to be heard
Pick n Pay founder Raymond Ackerman dies at 92
South Africa mourns the loss of the founder of Pick n Pay, Raymond Ackerman, who has passed away at
Ekurhuleni metro fined R1.3 million in Winnie Mandela informal settlement case
The High Court in Pretoria has ordered the Ekurhuleni Metro to pay a R1.3-million fine for failing
Breakthrough in AKA, Tibz double murder case: Police
Police in KwaZulu-Natal say they have identified a few people of interest in the double murder case
Suspects linked to taxi violence appear in Simons Town court on Monday
Two suspects allegedly linked to taxi-related shootings in the Western Cape have appeared in the
Lesotho Highlands Water Treaty undergoes review every 12 years
The Lesotho Highlands Water Treaty is up for review, and the Natural Resources Parliamentary Cluster
EFF claims Zimbabwe’s recent elections lacked fairness, despite absence of violence
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have criticized Zimbabwe’s election process, with party leader
Constitutionality of Electoral Amendment Act heads to ConCourt on Tuesday
The constitutionality of the Electoral Amendment Act will take centre stage at the Constitutional
SABC presenters Kamwendo, Manas to receive “Bring Her Up” Social Impact Award
Morning Live presenters Sakina Kamwendo and Leanne Manas will be honoured at the Charlotte
New witness expected to take stand in Senzo Meyiwa murder trial on Monday
A new witness is expected to take the stand in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial when it resumes in the