A disgruntled Western Cape prosecutor who was not shortlisted for a senior position has failed to interdict his employer.

The Covid-19 lockdown has left women at high risk of domestic violence, a new study has found.

Getting vaccines into at least 40% of the population can prevent more than 9-million Covid-19 infections and more than 73,000 deaths in SA, say US modellers.

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Transnet reported a massive R8.4bn net loss for the year ended March 2021 as the group came to grips with the fallout from the pandemic, as well as unusual environmental expenses, impairments and some one-off third party claims..

The oldest funeral services company in Zimbabwe, Doves, reportedly buried an empty coffin in in error, and then secretly buried the body months later without informing the family.

Scammers, including a police intern, who cloned government vehicle petrol cards were arrested at a Paarl petrol station while filling up containers with fuel.

Four people have been killed, including a 15-year-old boy, in a fire that broke out at a gun store in Glenanda, in the south of Johannesburg.

Police have denied a media report that arrests have been made in the kidnapping case involving the four Moti brothers.

Oramed Pharmaceuticals Inc. won approval to run an initial clinical trial for its orally delivered Covid-19 vaccine candidate in SA.

There were 475 new Covid-19 cases and 47 deaths recorded in SA in the past 24 hours, the NICD said on Friday

A 5km water pipe will be installed to ensure Hammanskraal residents receive clean drinking water, water and sanitation minister Senzo Mchunu promised on Friday.

Load-shedding will come to an end at 8pm, Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said on Friday afternoon.

A peacock has been rescued by a private security firm, after two men allegedly tried to sell the bird in Verulam, north of Durban, for R300.

Christian commentator Solomon Izang Ashoms is serving a 20-day prison sentence after failing several times to comply with an order directing him to refrain from making defamatory remarks about Alleluia Ministries pastor Alph Lukau.

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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is on course to serve a second five-year term at the helm of the World Health Organization after being the only candidate nominated by 28 countries, Western diplomats said on Friday.

Hard work and dedication are what will ensure Limpopo’s zero matric pass schools do not reenact last year’s dismal exam performance, says the province’s education department.

The US and United Nations dialled up the pressure on Sudan's new military junta on Thursday as confrontations between soldiers and anti-coup protesters took the death toll to at least 11.

The captain of the British boat seized earlier this week by French authorities, amid a row between London and Paris over post-Brexit fishing licences, will face a court hearing next year, said French authorities on Friday.

More than 60% of healthcare professionals who took part in a recent survey say July's civil unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng prompted them to consider leaving SA to work in another country.

ANC leader Cyril Ramaphosa's statement that Eskom's load-shedding may not be dealt with if people don't vote for the ANC has received mixed reactions.

The Durban specialised commercial crimes court sentenced five Road Traffic Inspectorate officers from the uMngeni licensing office in Howick to imprisonment for their role in 503 counts of fraud.

Public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has withdrawn from the chief justice race, the presidency announced on Friday.

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Despite 7.8-million jobless people, an economy throttled by the pandemic — and a threatened insurrection — many South Africans are still planning to splurge on Black Friday, according to a Q3 consumer survey by retailer Game.

Three farm workers were shot and wounded after gunmen opened fire on them at a farm close to the Lesotho border on Thursday evening, Free State police said.

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