Massive waves on Cape Town’s Atlantic seaboard this week blasted apart one of Cape Town’s famous shipwrecks that has sat on the rocks near Oudekraal for 45 years.

The class of 2021 in KwaZulu-Natal has proven to the "most resilient" in recent history, education MEC Kwazi Mshengu said on Friday.

Four people are trapped in a building in central Durban which caught alight on Friday.

Between 1999 and 2016, the legend of a Houdini-like prisoner haunted SA.

The City of Tshwane says the Pretoria West area is experiencing water supply challenges due to an obstruction between the Iscor reservoir and the downstream bulk water meter.

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Veteran radio personality Redi Tlhabi has taken aim at EFF leader Julius Malema, saying his value is strong only on social media.

SA is likely to enter the fifth wave of Covid-19 infections in May or sooner, says health minister Joe Phaahla.

After serving less than 17 years of the life sentence he received for kidnapping and shooting student Leigh Matthews with hollow-point bullets, Donovan Moodley is entitled to make his bid for freedom.

Australia will remain a divided nation, with the vast mining state of Western Australia cancelling plans to reopen its borders on February 5, citing health risks from a surge in the Omicron Covid-19 variant in eastern states.

The inquest into the deaths of 144 Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients continues in the Pretoria high court on Friday.

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Basic education minister Angie Motshekga announced on Thursday evening that the matric class of 2021 achieved a 76.4% pass rate, up from 76.2% the year before.

Pupils at a prestigious KwaZulu-Natal school who were victims of alleged  “unacceptable behaviour” by a former staff member, have been asked to come forward and provide information for an investigation.

The Western Cape matric pass rate has increased by 1.3 percentage points from 2020.

The SA Police Service (SAPS) said management is conducting an internal investigation into the viral video.

The national water and sanitation department has activated daily monitoring to manage the risk of possible liquid gas chlorine shortages that could affect the supply of purified water to households.

The loan is intended to protect the poor and support economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic.

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According to the WHO, feelings of powerlessness are common and living with them can be made easier by adopting positive lifestyle changes and coping mechanisms.

A judicial conduct appeal committee has found that Mogoeng must apologise within 10 days for the comments, which were challenged by Africa4Palestine, the SA BDS Coalition and Women's Cultural Group.

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After serving fewer than 17 years for the murder of student Leigh Matthews, convicted murderer Donovan Moodley will apply for parole on Friday morning.

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The full return to schooling for all pupils every day could be on the cards, basic education department director-general Mathanzima Mweli said on Thursday.

The former chief justice has been ordered to apologise after it was found he "involved himself in political controversy" and "was involved in extrajudicial activities".

SA recorded just less than 4,000 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, statistics from the NICD revealed on Thursday.

The matric class of 2021 achieved a 76.4% pass rate, up from 76.2% the year before.

Centre for the Advancement of Science and Mathematics Education director Henre Benson says the 2021 grade 12 academic year improved from 2020.