1178 articles published since 14 Nov 2025
SA may face another fuel price hike in May, with petrol and diesel under-recovering. The government's expired levy could add R3 per litre, worsening the crisis.
Tensions rise as EFF’s Sinawo Thambo defends the party's boycott of Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh's podcast, sparking heated debates online about media and race.
Emfuleni residents are outraged as nearly R700 million spent on overtime fails to improve service delivery, leaving communities to face sewage spills.
The SAPS have arrested 15,840 suspects during the Easter period, seizing 132 firearms and shutting down 532 illegal taverns to combat serious crime in South Africa.
Kidnappings and digital banking fraud are rising in South Africa, with criminals targeting phones and Standard Bank customers reporting increasing scams.
A 14-year-old boy was killed in a tragic M25 crash in KwaMashu, allegedly while driving with his intoxicated father as a passenger, sparking outrage online.
South Africa's police leadership faces scrutiny as Fannie Masemola grapples with corruption allegations. Explore the tumultuous history of SAPS since 1994.
Head-on collision on R37 near Ga-Chuene disrupts traffic as emergency teams respond. One lane closed; motorists urged to expect delays and plan routes accordingly.
A Zimbabwean bakery manager won compensation after the Labour Court ruled his dismissal for sharing a Bible verse on WhatsApp during xenophobic tensions was unjust.
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