"Every year that passes the trail is eroded because records are not kept forever," says Thuli Madonsela.

One SA Movement leader Mmusi Maimane will lead his party's protest outside the basic education department in Tshwane on Friday.

"Mogoeng Mogoeng is basically saying I apologise for offending you, but I said what I said," claimed one social media user.

“Instead of putting our table number as the tab name, our table number was ‘Indian’. I won’t be visiting your establishment again, Old Grey Sports Club.”

Mlambo said he was among the like minded members of the judiciary who helped Zondo put together content for his response to Sisulu's article.

Health minister Joe Phaahla has appointed a five-member appeal committee to adjudicate a challenge to the Covid-19 vaccination of adolescents between the ages of 12 and 17 years.

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The alleged parliament arsonist, 49-year-old Zandile Mafe, will hear today if he will be granted bail to go home and watch TV until his trial begins.

The LGBTQ+ champion Human Rights Campaign was sued by its first Black president for allegedly paying him less than his White predecessor and barring him from discussing his race in public to avoid alienating White donors.

Job openings are near historically high levels as companies seek to rebuild staff or pivot in response to changes in consumer demand, and there aren't enough workers to fill all the positions.

The change from a decline to a plateau is likely linked to the opening of schools, and human movement at the tail end of the holidays.

India's death toll from Covid-19 crossed 500,000 on Friday, a level many health experts say was breached last year but obscured by inaccurate surveys and unaccounted dead in the hinterlands, where millions remain vulnerable to the disease.

While Mlambo denied the rumours, many slammed the two.

Acting chief justice Raymond Zondo is the fourth and final candidate to be interviewed for the chief justice position.

Audits allege $238 million paid to transport cobalt and copper have gone missing.

It is the first mRNA vaccine designed, developed and produced at lab scale on the African continent.

Health minister Joe Phaahla will give an update on the fight against Covid-19 this morning.

Two men were handed life sentences for the murder of Northern Cape hotelier Leon Brits in the Upington high court on Thursday, joining his widow and another accomplice behind bars.

Gauteng judge president Dunstan Mlambo played to his strengths as an institution builder and a technologically savvy judge, among other things, during his interview for the position of chief justice.

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the likelihood of Covid-19 being spread on shoes and infecting someone is low.

A group of armed suspects remain empty handed and on the run after a failed attempt at a cash in transit vehicle robbery on Thursday in the Western Cape.

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Johannesburg says it will pay up to R37m to repair 120 traffic lights that were damaged in December 2021 and January 2022.

A man has received an effective 25-year sentence for killing two policemen and his accomplice in KwaZulu-Natal in 2019.

SA recorded 3,266 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the NICD said on Thursday.

Mlambo said he “valued his independence, impartiality and open-mindedness”.

While the value of the deal was not disclosed, Pepkor said the acquisition of the group was less than 4% of its market capitalisation, which on Thursday was about R80bn.

Some KitKat chocolates have been recalled because of "the potential presence of glass pieces".