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Opposition parties have criticised public works and infrastructure minister Patricia de Lille, saying she was failing in her job and that while her department holds the key to unlocking a booming construction industry, she was failing to turn it.

SA jazz musician Siyasanga Charles has been accepted to study her Master's degree at The Juilliard School in America.

Well-known SA economist Mike Schussler has died after a short battle with cancer.

Plans are taking shape to build the PWV 15, a 35km highway which will run east-west, linking the N3 to the N12 and R21 road network

Defence and military veterans minister Thandi Modise has warned that her department has such a lack of resources that if a critical event arose, the military would be hard pressed to respond.

The start of the high court trial of alleged Ekurhuleni serial rapist Nkosinathi Phakathi has been dealt a huge blow as the matter was postponed for the second consecutive day to next week, this time due to power outage.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has told his German counterpart Chancellor Olaf Scholz that vaccines manufactured locally are not being purchased.

A state employee was arrested for corruption on Tuesday in connection with payments she allegedly received from controversial company Digital Vibes.

Minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele has confirmed that provincial departments have to use their own budgets in response to last month’s flood disasters in KwaZulu-Natal and the Eastern Cape.

Safety MEC Reagen Allen said police must use all their resources to find the perpetrators behind the shootings.

The SA Federation of Trade Unions congress convening at the Birchwood Hotel in Boksburg will on Tuesday morning vote on whether four suspended national office bearers must be reinstated.

In a surprising turn of events during the first day of horse rider Meghan Cremer’s murder trial on Monday, the alleged killer’s story of what happened on the day of her murder came to light.