President Cyril Ramaphosa has defended government's corruption-busting work, saying although more needs to be done, his government has made progress.

TikTok star Mfumo Bamuza has been making short videos on the platform to fight Covid-19 disinformation.

Hospital admissions have increased by 199 as the country recorded 3 648 new confirmed Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours.

The Limpopo High Court has handed down judgment in favour of the Komape family, with an order compelling the state to provide, within 90 days, a detailed list of all schools in the province with pit toilets, along with plans to eradicate them.

A company director has been arrested after allegedly claiming TERS funds from the Department of Labour on behalf of his employees and using the money claimed to service his payroll.

Freedom Under Law (FUL) says while it notes President Cyril Ramaphosa's decision to invite public participation in selecting South Africa's next Chief Justice, it has several concerns relating to the composition of the panel appointed to shortlist no...

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Trade union Solidarity's youth wing is threatening to act against universities that want to make Covid-19 vaccinations mandatory.

A specialist scientist at the South African Medical Research Council says 70% of teenage pregnancies during the Covid-19 pandemic were not planned.

The Eastern Cape health department has clawed back R248 634 from its former logistics official Baxolile Ngoloyi after he fraudulently took the amount from the department between 2017 and 2018.

The Department of Justice and Constitutional Development says it has processed most child maintenance payments following complications in departmental systems, including MojaPay.

A close family friend and two others have been sentenced for the murders of a father and son who were killed during a home robbery.

The alleged mastermind behind the killings of her live-in lover and five family members is accused of falsifying insurance documents.

The OneSA Movement says it will return to the Constitutional Court if no electoral reform changes are implemented.

While recent research found that over 71% of South Africans are willing to take the Covid-19 vaccine, government has indicated its concern with increasing reports of vaccine hesitancy.

With the easing down of many lockdown restrictions, Cape Town celebrates tourism month, and what better way to open the economy than by "exploring local areas in the mother city".

Pressure keeps mounting on the Gauteng Department of Education to release a report it received from the Special Investigations Unit following a probe into the R431 million spent on decontamination of schools last year.

East London taxi tycoon and SA National Taxi Council deputy chair in the Eastern Cape Gabela Gabs Mtshala is fighting for his life in hospital after being shot reportedly six times during an ambush at the coastal town.

The Constitutional Court described former president Jacob Zuma's application for the rescission of a contempt of order against him as "litigious skulduggery".

The embattled Emfuleni Municipality will need over R1 billion over the next three to five years in order to fix bulk infrastructure such as electricity substations.