Uganda on Thursday charged 15 people with offences including terrorism and aiding terrorism related to their alleged role in bombings in the country's capital and elsewhere in October and November that left at least nine people dead.

The Hawks swooped on a rhino horn consignment destined for China at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg on Thursday.

The office of the chief justice is set to launch an aspirant women judges programme in 2022.

“The law says nobody moves, nobody drinks, nobody gets drunk after midnight," said Cele.

On average, students carrying debt upon graduation owe more than R30,000 each.

The health department is implementing booster doses of the Covid-19 vaccines.

The opposition party committed to supporting the commission in its pursuit of justice as a friend of the court, and called on South Africans to do the same.

The SA Human Rights Commission (Sahrc) will be visiting two special schools in Limpopo early next year to find out why vacant posts have not been filled since 2015.

While social and a few corners of the mainstream media were agog at the news that Africa's tallest tree can be found in Limpopo, it will be a matter of a few hundred years before that honour passes to one of the redwoods growing in a secluded valley ...

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Crime, drug-addiction and vandalism of railway stations in Ekurhuleni has seen a group of dedicated men and women form a community watch to make their neighbourhood safer.

The Sushi and Panda Foundation is calling on all dog lovers to donate towards the medical bills of their rescued puppy, Love, who had two bones broken and torn ligaments and tendons after being hit by a car.

It is safe to exercise during the Covid-19 pandemic, but experts have provided safety guidelines.

The holiday blues are 'definitely a real thing, although often dismissed', says clinical psychologist Judith Ancer.

Phumzile Van Damme and Mike Waters resigned from the DA in 2021.

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The trans community in SA remains one of the most marginalised groups of people. One of the pertinent issues they face is the inaccessibility to medical treatments and surgeries they require to medically transition due to financial constraints.

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There were 21,157 new Covid-19 recorded across the country in the past 24 hours, the NICD said on Thursday.

Tourism minister Lindiwe Sisulu is optimistic that the sector will bounce back as travel restrictions are lifted.

Three of SA’s lprivate pathology laboratories - PathCare, Lancet and Ampath - have agreed to reduce the price of a Covid-19 rapid antigen test to a maximum of R150 for a two-year period.

Former president Jacob Zuma's eldest son, Edward, says his father is not going anywhere, any time soon.

Three men have been arrested for allegedly stealing petrol from a tanker parked at a Gauteng police station.

A 36-year-old alleged armed robber is recovering in hospital under police guard after a shoot-out with police during a foiled jewellery store robbery in KwaZulu-Natal.

A Free State woman who withdrew a rape case against her boyfriend is now dead, allegedly at his hands.

In a bid to deal with the shortage of veterinarians government should offer a subsidy to support vets in rural areas, a dean at the faculty of veterinary science at the University of Pretoria said.

Two firms run by a mother and son, respectively, have agreed to settle with the Competition Commission and pay penalties amounting to R80,000 for allegedly colluding with each other in relation to a National Treasury tender.

There has been mixed reaction to the basic education department's new and long-awaited policy on the prevention and management of pupil pregnancy in schools.

Provincial police spokesperson Sgt Christopher Spies said the two accidents happened on the N1 near Beaufort West and Three Sisters during the early hours of Thursday morning.

'The judge should have given me credit for thinking outside the box, for being innovative. Why should I be punished for that and not given credit?' asked former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng.