EFF leader Julius Malema, who is a member of the JSC representing his party, asked Jacobus Strijdom to take up the opportunity to say sorry, “if you’re so willing”.

The Independent Policing Union of SA says the suspension of national police commissioner Khehla Sitole would be justified as the SA Police Service has not performed under his leadership.

The fire that destroyed R20m worth of equipment in a storeroom at the Carletonville Hospital in February this year was caused by arson, according to the findings of a fire brigade investigation.

Eskom says it may need to implement load-shedding at short notice should it experience further breakdowns in generation.

Moderna's proposed site will also include bottling and packaging capabilities. The company said it would begin the process of deciding the country and location soon.

South Africa must manage its transition away from coal-fired power generation systematically and not rush a switch to renewable energy sources, mining and energy minister Gwede Mantashe said on Thursday.

The south Durban community of Wentworth is reeling from the killing of a teenager, who was riddled with bullets outside his home on Wednesday night.

Many South Africans were perplexed after they downloaded their digital vaccine certificate, only to be told by social media that the site they used was "fake".

More than 30 alleged illegal miners were arrested and six others shot dead in a shoot-out with North West police at a ventilation shaft in Orkney on Wednesday.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday said workers must get back to their offices, as he addressed the country's return to normality from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (Ipid) will on Thursday visit three men who claim to have been beaten and sjambokked by eight Tshwane metro police officers.

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) will on Thursday interview judge candidates for the Eastern Cape Division of the High Court.

The KwaZulu-Natal Land Claims Commission ruled in 2004 that the Makua were the rightful owners of the land. But Makua elders say that the handover process has been unclear and that reaching an agreement with some of the current land owners has stalle...

"What we have is a situation in which our women and children can’t do the normal things of life, like go to the shop. We cannot accept this. We are not going to back down from this fight.”

The UIF says R350 grant applicants who have been declined due to UIF registration should appeal the decision on the SRD website instead of visiting the department of labour.

A Mpumalanga man who murdered the mother of his two-year-old son has been served with a life sentence, despite a last-minute apology to her family.

SA has high rates of epilepsy, with one in every 100 South Africans living with the brain disorder, mainly caused by parasitic infections that affect the brain.

Women should not avoid getting pregnant after getting vaccinated against Covid-19.

Fourteen suspects are facing the law after being arrested on Wednesday by traffic officers for allegedly holding passengers of luxury buses hostage in Orlando, Soweto.

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More than R19m was spent on items for the construction of the Albertina Sisulu fire station without obtaining the necessary authority, an investigation conducted by an external auditor appointed by Ekurhuleni’s internal audit department has found.

National police commissioner Khehla Sitole and the presidency on Wednesday evening declined to be drawn on media reports suggesting that the country's top cop had been served with a notice of intention to suspend him.

Amazon.com Inc has been accused of violating Colorado state law by failing to pay warehouse workers for time spent undergoing Covid-19 screenings before clocking in at work.

Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum tried to buy one of the most expensive properties for sale in Britain which overlooked his ex-wife's rural estate

Pleas for leniency and a chance to prove herself were fruitless for acting judge Livhuwani Vuma on Wednesday as the Judicial Service Commission elected not to recommend her for one of 10 vacant positions as a Gauteng high court judge.

The reopening of nightclubs and bars in Zimbabwe after a hiatus of almost two years because of Covid-19 lockdowns has been met with fanfare.

The Dalai Lama, former first lady Graça Machel, Thuli Madonsela and former Irish president Mary Robinson are expected to address the 11th annual Desmond Tutu International Peace Lecture on Thursday.

A monument and peace garden are to be unveiled in Durban in tribute to those who died during unrest and looting in July.