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Walter Sisulu University’s accreditation debacle will affect thousands of students who will have to wait until the issues are resolved before they attend their graduation ceremonies which were due to take place in May.

The energy landscape is being transformed, the problems at Eskom are steadily being addressed and substantial new energy generation capacity is being built, says President Cyril Ramaphosa.

In a public announcement shared by the eThekwini municipality, the education department says it does not want pupils to miss out on their education and put rules in place for schools in the province.

The Right2Know Campaign and the Gauteng Housing Crisis Committee will go head to head with authorities in the Johannesburg high court on Monday to challenge the "fees" authorities charge them for protest action.

After 12 cars experienced tyre bursts in less than 24 hours on Christiaan de Wet Drive in Roodepoort, the Honeydew Community Police Forum stepped in and fixed the situation.

A tip-off line 083 939 0300 has been set up by a security company for anyone who has information relating to the house fires in northern Johannesburg.

Sassa says all R350 social relief of distress grant beneficiaries who chose the “cash send” payment option have been paid.

The breakthrough comes as a result of ongoing investigations led by the Hawks with support from the Skukuza Stock Theft and Endangered Species Unit.

"When we work with the DA in Knysna, Matzikama, Johannesburg and Ekurhuleni we are not considered thugs. We will show you next week. Watch this space," says Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie.

Indian authorities on Monday arrested nine Pakistani citizens on suspicion of smuggling a large cache of drugs into the country through the Arabian sea route, said senior police officials in the western state of Gujarat.

Police fired on a car in central Paris, killing two people and leaving one other person injured, reported France Info radio and Le Figaro newspaper.

Emmanuel Macron comfortably defeated far-right rival Marine Le Pen in the second round of France's presidential election, winning 58.55% of the votes against 41.45% for Le Pen, final interior ministry figures showed on Monday.