SA detects cases of COVID-19 variants first identified in India and the UK
The Department of Health has confirmed that variants of the COVID-19 virus first identified in the
Overberg region in Western Cape intensifies humanitarian relief for storm victims
Authorities in the Overberg region of the Western Cape are now concentrating their efforts on
Johannesburg security guards arrested for illegal firearms possession
Three security guards have been arrested for allegedly being in possession of six illegal firearms
Bongani Bongo also kicked out of virtual ANC NEC meeting
African National Congress (ANC ) MP Bongani Bongo has joined suspended Secretary-General Ace
KZN man given three life sentences for murder
A 29-year-old man has been given three life sentences by the Pietermaritzburg High Court in
Shoot-out between police and suspects leaves seven dead in KZN
Six suspects and a bystander have been killed in a shoot-out with police during a botched business
Prince Buthelezi speaks out against legal battle at Zulu royal family
Traditional Prime Minister to the amaZulu nation, Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi, has described the
UN addresses threats posed by COVID-19 to journalism
The COVID-19 pandemic has been accompanied by an enormous concurrent global “infodemic”. That’s the
Corruption and infighting among leaders lead SA to despair: Holomisa
United Democratic Movement (UDM) leader, Bantu Holomisa, says corruption and infighting continue to
Forestry panel recommends captive lion industry in SA be halted immediately
The 25 panellists were divided on the recommendations for the management of captive lions. The
Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine expected to arrive Sunday night in SA
A consignment of over 325 000 Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine doses is expected to arrive at OR Tambo
Cape Town police concerned over gravesite vandalism
Cape Town authorities say they are concerned about an increase in vandalism and crime at a number of
Shift in global business landscape as employees prefer remote working
As South Africa commemorates Workers’ Day or May Day today there is growing curiosity on whether
Activists march against race classification on state jobs
A group of activists from Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo has called for race classification criteria
SABC denies claims it cannot pay employee salaries
The South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) has denied claims that it cannot pay employee
Political parties lament ‘little to celebrate on May Day’
Many of the country’s political parties believe there is little to celebrate on May Day this year.
SAA says it needs time to work on interim business plan for new airline
South African Airways (SAA) says it will need time and patience from the public as they transition
E Cape education addresses issue of poor infrastructure
The Eastern Cape department of Education says it’s prioritising the issue of poor schools
UK imposes sanctions on Gupta family, Russians in first use of anti-corruption law
Britain’s new Magnitsky Act, like a similar law enacted in the United States, is named after Sergei
Fritz welcomes steps taken to eradicate police’s DNA backlog
Western Cape Community Safety Minister, Albert Fritz, has welcomed an update issued by the police on