"I want be a Coco Chanel, I want to be a Christian Louboutin, I want to be a Balmain, something that I can leave behind and people can still carry on with the legacy," says Mathapelo Pitse

Canada is waiving its hastily-imposed rejection of South African PCR tests until at least January.

The Competition Commission is expected to announce the outcome of discussions with Ampath and Lancet Laboratories.

A man died in a light aircraft crash in Syferfontein, near Westonaria.

Joao Manuel de Oliveira Rendeiro will appear in the Durban Magistrate's Court on Monday as part of his extradition process.

Since the UK reinstated the travel ban and quarantine period for fear of the Omicron variant, travellers have bemoaned the conditions they have been forced to endure, at their own cost no less.

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The SIU has obtained authorisation to investigate allegations of corruption and maladministration in the affairs of the Road Accident Fund, the Overstrand Municipality and Alexkor.

Six people have died in a head-on collision north of Polokwane in Limpopo.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has received the long-waited Special Investigating Unit report into Covid-19 PPE corruption.

Former president Thabo Mbeki says the ANC has attracted opportunists and careerists, who use their access to state power to enrich themselves rather than serve the nation.

Three pupils from Bonteheuwel High School are "beaming with pride" after pitching their green business concepts to a judging panel, which saw them walk away with bursaries and technology tablets at the National Youth Green Entrepreneurship Programme.

Security will be tight at the memorial service of FW de Klerk in Cape Town on Sunday, with some groups theatening to disrupt it.

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.

The National Assembly used its traditional farewell speeches on the final sitting of the year to bid adieu to one of its longest-serving members - the DA's James Selfe.

Although South Africa has made great strides since signing its Constitution into law 25 years ago, more still needs to be done says Justice Minister Ronald Lamola.

Two airport staff have been killed and another was rushed to hospital after the car they were travelling in came under attack.

The omicron variant of the coronavirus was already in the wastewater of an airport a day before its discovery was officially announced, says the SA Medical Research Council.

The South African Weather Service has forecast severe thunderstorms for parts of the Eastern Cape.

2021 has been a tough year for South Africans. Load shedding, Covid-19, a changing political landscape, and a battered economy have all taken its toll on the health and emotional well-being of most South Africans.