A push to impose a zero blood-alcohol limit on South African motorists is gaining momentum, with organised labour and one of the country’s biggest alcohol producers throwing their weight behind ...

The story of a Musgrave domestic worker earning R1500 a month for a wall-to-wall, seven days-a-week job has landed 56-year-old Christina Mkhwanazi a decent part-time job and full-time accommodation.

Motorists in Johannesburg are increasingly becoming cash cows for the city, as alarming allegations emerged that Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department (JMPD) officers are being pressured to ...

Merebank's 92-year-old Radhe Krishna Mandir uses Gita Week to pass the torch to youth while providing spiritual grounding, ...

Previously, Sassa reminded beneficiaries that a fourth payment day was introduced for social grant recipients who have been identified for grant reviews or eLife Certification, warning that failure to ...

A man convicted of murdering Fochville traffic warden Piter Eddy has been sentenced to 15 years’ direct imprisonment after stabbing him in the chest during an argument at a tavern. Johannes Fourie, ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa's bid to have the report that triggered his Phala Phala impeachment inquiry set aside rests, in part, on a court case about a schoolboy suspended from class. His advocate, ...

The Eastern Cape's economic hub — home to SA's only river port — looked every bit like a city in ruins on Tuesday morning, after a protest over the so-called coronation of a Nigerian chief ended with ...

Home Affairs officials allegedly took kickbacks from foreign nationals to ignore fraudulent supporting documents and approve visas for applicants who did not qualify, the Special Investigating Unit ...

A US judge sent jurors back for a final push toward a verdict in Lindsay Clancy's triple murder trial after they deadlocked for a second time, raising the prospect of a mistrial. Clancy, 36, does not ...

South African taxpayers must be vigilant as the South African Revenue Service (SARS) adopts a more aggressive approach in defending tax assessments, pushing more disputes towards litigation.

For more than three decades, South Africa's democracy has spent trillions of rand building houses, schools, hospitals and infrastructure, educating children and extending basic services to millions of ...