These are the names of the 18,000 Palestinian children murdered by Israel since October 7
Court refuses bail for Matlala in alleged hit on actress ex-girlfriend Tebogo Thobejane
Controversial businessman and murder accused Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala has been denied bail by the Alexandra Magistrate's Court, keeping him behind bars as his legal woes deepen.
Justice system faces ‘total collapse’, Mkhwanazi warns at Madlanga Commission
KwaZulu-Natal Police Commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi stood by his explosive allegations made in July, saying the commission of inquiry will play a vital role ...
Challenges in vetting processes delay security clearances for government officials
The Presidency has listed challenges in the vetting process of government officials, particularly those the supply chain management.
Court tosses Phala Phala case: Ramaphosa walks, accusers pay the price
Another bid to prosecute President Cyril Ramaphosa over the Phala Phala cash theft has collapsed, leaving the Society for the Protection of Our Constitution footing ...
CR’s comments on ANC municipalities spark accusations of sabotage
President Cyril Ramaphosa's recent comments about the performance of ANC-run municipalities have stirred controversy among party members, with some viewing his remarks ...
Outrage over Israel’s ground offensive
Israel's ground offensive in Gaza has ignited international outrage, with the UN labelling the military actions as 'carnage' and accusing Israel of genocide. What ...
Ramaphosa theft case: Organisation faces costs after failed prosecution attempt
The Society of the Protection of Our Constitution's attempt to prosecute President Cyril Ramaphosa over the alleged theft of US$580,000 from his Phala Phala farm ...
Over 1000 civil servants in disciplinary crosshairs after SIU investigation
Following extensive investigations, the SIU has referred over 1,000 civil servants for disciplinary action, raising concerns about accountability within the public ...
D-Day for Madlanga Commission
The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Criminality, Political Interference, and Corruption in the Criminal Justice System begins its first public hearings in Pretoria ...
Labour Court overturns ruling in Nedbank sexual harassment case, confirms dismissal
A female bank officer accuses a colleague of sexual harassment , leading to a controversial ruling by the Johannesburg Labour Court that overturns an earlier arbitration ...
Search continues for missing autistic teenager Zoe Joshua after her niece is found safe
A family from Elsies River is desperately appealing for assistance to help find their missing autistic 17 year old daughter who disappared on Thursday.
Taxi route closures in Cape Town: What you need to know
Discover how the closure of taxi routes in Cape Town affects commuters and what alternative transport options are available during this critical period.
Urgent reforms needed to save State-owned companies
Minah Tong-Mongalo's recent PhD thesis reveals that without immediate reforms to curb political interference, South Africa's state-owned companies are on a perilous ...
Petition highlights cyclist safety concerns over tour buses on Chapman’s Peak
Amid rising concerns over cyclist safety on Chapman’s Peak Drive, a petition by a cyclist calling for action against tour buses, while a major tour operator defends ...
Ramaphosa's urgent plea to ANC councillors: End ties with corruption now
The President said the ANC would soon establish dedicated teams to pursue and expose criminal networks operating within the state.
Leigh Matthews' parents weigh options amid Donovan Moodley's potential release
Donovan Moodley, convicted ...
'No parent should bury their children': Devastated parents pay tribute to daughters killed in accident
A Johannesburg family is devastated after losing two daughters in a tragic accident, while their third daughter fights for her life in hospital. Tributes pour in ...
Accused in Phala Phala robbery plead not guilty in high-profile trial
Three accused in the high-profile Phala Phala robbery case have pleaded not guilty in the Modimolle Regional Court, as the trial begins with 20 witnesses set to ...
Tertiary education system only able to accommodate half of 850 000 matriculants
Only half of South Africa’s matriculants will be able to access post-school education next year, Higher Education Minister Buti Manamela has warned, as the country ...
Consumer rights upheld: Court quashes repossession order over email error
A recent ruling by the Gauteng High Court underscores the necessity for credit providers to send mandatory notices to the correct addresses. This case involved a ...