Politics
KZN CoGTA official who left under cloud resurfaces in Eastern Cape...
A government official who, in April, was suspended by the KwaZulu-Natal department of cooperative governance and traditional affairs (CoGTA) has resurfaced in the corruption-riddled...
State appeals Timothy Omotoso’s acquittal, requests clarity on judgment
The state launched the first leg of its appeal against the acquittal of Nigerian Pastor Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused, Zukiswa Sitho and Lusanda...
King Misuzulu visits British museum housing battle of Isandlwana history
AmaZulu King Misuzulu KaZwelithini has followed in the footsteps of his late father and mother by visiting the Royal Welsh Regimental Museum in Brecon,...
Patrice Motsepe’s employee wins case against manager who swore at her,...
The Johannesburg High Court has upheld a protection order against a white man who called a black woman an "arsehole" during a meeting at...
140 000 Sassa beneficiaries under review, new payment date added
The South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) CEO Themba Matlou has emphasised that no payments have been suspended or halted.
Speaking at a media briefing...
Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s briefing was a masterclass in handling the media
I was sipping a cup of tea last Sunday when, like many South Africans, with my eyes glued to the small screen when KwaZulu-Natal...
Gauteng acting police commissioner’s driver survives attempted hijacking
Gauteng acting police commissioner Major-General Fred Kekana has confirmed that his driver survived an attempted hijacking on Monday morning while on his way to...
End of the road: 734 wanted suspects nabbed in raids, roadblocks
Gauteng police's Operation Shanela over the weekend led to the arrest of 1 035 suspects for various crimes, including assault, theft, armed robbery, and...
Grave shortage in funeral cover risks financial ruin
As South Africans face growing financial pressure from the rising cost of living, many are discovering that their funeral policies may no longer be...
DUT officials appoint ‘unqualified’ company to run R400m project
A scandal is brewing at the Durban University of Technology (DUT), where officials are alleged to have unlawfully appointed a consultant whose fees ballooned...
