328 articles published since 28 Aug 2024
Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube confirmed that over 600 schools in the country still use pit toilets, with most cases coming from the Eastern Cape and KZN.
The South African National Civic Organisation (SANCO) cut ties with the ANC in KZN, and citizens think it's only a matter of time before it aligns with the MK Party.
One motorist was tragically killed, and nine others were injured, including a six-month-old baby, when three vehicles were involved in a collision on the R40.
South Africans are divided over whether the magistrate was right when he told Pastor Paseka 'Mboro' Motsoeneng that he couldn't pray during his court appearance.
New by-laws have been put in place for spaza shops in Gauteng after Premier Panyaza Lesufi confirmed that 23 children have died from suspected contaminated food.
Police have arrested 10 men who were allegedly planning to rob several fuel stations in the Northern Cape while they were still planning their crime.
The rising cost of living has wreaked havoc on many South Africans' wallets, and citizens have shared how they're forced to adapt just to get by every month.
A mine safety officer has detailed all the threats that illegal miners face underground as over 1,000 recently surfaced thanks to Operation Vala Umgodi.
The community of Ramsgate are still coming to terms with the death of a man who passed away after falling down a disused borehole during inclement weather.
Byron Pillay
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