A bus was set alight near Mfuleni in Cape Town and roads were closed during a second day of protests in the city.

The skeletal remains of a murdered former police officer, which were believed to have been stolen on Friday, have been recovered after being mistakenly collected by health officials.

Young people in South Africa believe democracy does not work for them, according to Stellenbosch University's Law Trust Chair in Social Justice, Professor Thuli Madonsela.

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Five Free State municipal employees have been arrested during an operation by the Hawks' National Clean Audit Task Team. They have allegedly been linked to fraud, forgery and contravening the Municipal Finance Management Act.

The court battle between the City of Cape Town and residents occupying the old SA National Circus School in Observatory has hit another dead-end.

South Africa recorded 510 new Covid-19 infections by Tuesday along with 55 new Covid-19-related deaths, taking the confirmed death toll to 52 251.

The flat R3 “MasterCard International Processing Fee” adds up quickly, especially if you are making a R6 payment to Google, customers say.

The report, titled "Towards Ensuring the Right to Adequate Housing through the Upgrading of Informal Settlements", focused on projects the three metros had committed itself to.

An attorney is expected to appear in court for alleged money laundering and theft related to multiple investigations.

Acting Gauteng police commissioner Major-General Tommy Mthombeni has announced that two more alleged members of the Boko Haram gang have been arrested on charges of robbery.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has invited President Cyril Ramaphosa to attend the G7 Leaders' Summit as a guest in June.

Residents of Sebokeng and the neighbouring area are battling daily with the stench of raw sewage from their toilets or kitchen sinks.

Changing the Constitution to allow expropriation without compensation is not intended to punish anyone, but to address historic injustices, says the chairperson of the ad hoc committee working on such an amendment, Mathole Motshekga.

A law firm has been appointed to pursue compensation for the families of two boys who drowned in an quarry near Mamelodi.

A Cape Town man is thinking about lodging a criminal complaint against the city's mayor, Dan Plato, after being told to "shut up" when he asked questions about a housing development.

A shutdown of South Africa’s universities is expected to continue. With the SA Union of Students demanding the writing off of billions of rands of historical debt.

It is alleged that an SAA flight carrying Covid-19 vaccines from Brussels ran into difficulty during take-off on 24 February, and that the incident was not reported within the stipulated time of 24 hours.

Zurenah Smit and her co-accused Derek Sait are expected to appear in court again on Friday.

A 23-year-old man, who handed himself over to the police, has appeared in the Goodwood Magistrate's Court for the murder of a Cape Town police officer.