Brandishing buckets and spades, a group of preschoolers has taken on the task of completing unfinished roadworks outside their playschool in Gqeberha.

Sony will reportedly shut down the digital storefronts for its PS3, PSP, and PS Vita consoles in the third quarter of the year according to a “source familiar with the situation” The Gamer has reported.

Rampant electricity theft is at the heart of Nelson Mandela Bay’s loss of more than R550m in revenue within the space of a year.

The Constitutional Court is due to hear an urgent application for former president Jacob Zuma to be declared in contempt of court.

President urges citizens to ignore conspiracies and misinformation as he's inoculated with Chinese vaccine at a public event.

Talk about the country's possible return to level 2 lockdown has Mzansi shaking in its boots.

Basic education minister Angie Motshekga has weighed in on the viral video of a teacher roughly combing a pupil's hair.

AstraZeneca's said its Covid-19 vaccine was 76% effective in a new analysis of its US trial - only a tad lower than the level in an earlier report this week criticised for using outdated data.

The University of Aberdeen said on Thursday it would return a Benin Bronze to Nigeria within weeks, one of the first public institutions to do so more than a century after Britain looted the sculptures and auctioned them to Western museums and collec...

The pensioner also faces charges of assaulting a five-year-old boy.

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Ndebele activist and author Thando Mahlangu was allegedly hounded out of a Midrand mall because he was dressed in traditional Ndebele attire.

The City of Cape Town has requested that people and their dogs stay clear of toxic evil eye puffer fish washed up on Cape Town’s beaches.

The police seized 52kg of crystal meth estimated at R18.2m, 8,850 mandrax tablets valued at R442,500 and hydroponic dagga, as well as four firearms and ammunition.

The year 2020 has become synonymous with Covid-19, but a new report by the WHO has painted a bleak picture about the impact the pandemic had on TB control efforts

Mthokozisi Ntumba's postmortem confirmed that he died of a firearm injury to the chest, according to an affidavit from an Ipid investigator.

Nearly R85,000 was paid to 241 state employees in May last year after they were approved for the Covid-19 special relief grant, the social development has confirmed.

Deputy interior minister Chen Tsung-yen said the name changes cause unnecessary paperwork.

Four officers from the public order policing unit appeared in the Johannesburg magistrate’s court on Wednesday in connection with the death of Mthokozisi Ntumba on March 10.

Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize announced that 207,808 health workers had been vaccinated up to 6.30pm on Wednesday.

Pharmacy chain Clicks said it was left 'embarrassed' by the actions of a Boulders Shopping Centre manager, and that its own store manager had to step in

Two men were given a reprieve when the Supreme Court of Appeal reinstated their original - and lower - sentences on Wednesday.

Queen Mantfombi Dlamini has been made regent of the Zulu nation. Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi made the announcement after a meeting of members of the Zulu royal family and the late King Goodwill Zwelithini's lawyers.

British police said on Wednesday they had arrested a man after a bomb disposal team made a suspicious item safe on the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.

SAA has downplayed an incident during takeoff involving the airline’s controversial flight to Brussels to collect Covid-19 vaccines for the country, saying an “investigation is under way”.

Three or more prospective buyers would be duped into paying a deposit for the same vehicle.

The birth of former English rugby player Mike Tindall and his royal wife Zara's third child was rather dramatic.

The NSPCA is investigating a case of animal abuse after a dog owner released camera footage of her dog sitters abusing her seven-month-old boxer pup.

Epidemiologist Prof Salim Abdool Karim says government should move SA to alert level 2 before the upcoming Easter holidays as a precautionary measure.

The government has relied on coercion in its response to the Covid-19 pandemic instead of community engagement, according to a survey released on Wednesday.