Sun City launches COVID-19 workplace vaccination centre
Sun City has availed one of its properties to be used as a workplace vaccination centre. The North
Slow progress in the launch of the new SAA
Preparations for the launch of the new South African Airways (SAA) are moving at a snail’s pace. So
Nelson Mandela Bay tavern owners decry loss of business due to lockdown
Tavern owners in the Nelson Mandela Bay region say they are losing millions of rands due to Level
SAPS says news relating to shooting of man linked to Phoenix killings is fake
Police says hoax social media posts falsely claiming the fatal shooting of a man purportedly linked
SAUS appeals for stability at Higher Education following suspension of DG
The South African Union of Students has appealed to the Department of Higher Education to bring
IEC says voters can continue to register online despite postponement of registration weekend
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) says while it has postponed the national voter
Dry weather conditions force Free State farmers to dig deep into their pockets
Farmers in the Free State say dry winter conditions is forcing them to dig deeper into their
Concern over vigilantism if sexual offences registry is made public
Deputy Justice Minister, John Jeffreys, says South Africa’s history of vigilantism is one of the
Vodacom Group reports 9% increase in revenue
The group notes that South Africa’s service revenue was up 5.2%, while strong M-Pesa revenue
Tradition, fireworks and a moment of silence as Tokyo Games start
The Tokyo Olympics like no other opened on Friday with fireworks illuminating an empty stadium and a
NPA promises independence in prosecuting looters, violence instigators
The head of the National Prosecuting Authority, Shamila Batohi, has assured members of Parliament
IEC to engage Political Party Liaison Committee on Moseneke’s report recommending that local polls be postponed
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is set to consult with the Political Party Liaison
Saccawu decries membership loss due to retrenchments
The country’s biggest food and retail workers union South African Commercial Catering and Allied
Diverse views over allegations of racism in Phoenix
As KwaZulu-Natal picks up the pieces after the unrest, residents in the mixed-race township of
UN human rights office describes Pegasus spyware scandal as extremely alarming
“Extremely alarming” is how the human rights office of the United Nations is describing revelations
Biden to convene private sector leaders for cybersecurity talks in August
President Joe Biden and senior US officials will meet private sector leaders on August 25 to discuss
Inflation rate slows to 4.9% in June
The main contributors to the 4.9% annual inflation rate were food and non-alcoholic beverages;
Eastern Cape Santaco says fight against recent unrest united taxi associations
The South African National Taxi Association (Santaco) in the Eastern Cape says the unrest in the
Durban wildlife center receives much needed food aid from Gauteng pilot
A Gauteng pilot has flown in to the rescue with food and milk formula to assist the Durban Wildlife
Recovered looted goods to be used as evidence and then destroyed: Ntshavheni
Government says all recovered stolen goods will only be used as evidence in criminal cases where