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A Zimbabwean company that had been banking on Chinese financing to build a major coal-fired power plant says it is now looking for alternative backers as China pulls back on funding such projects overseas.

Corruption Watch's Veza interactive open data site that encourages public participation in monitoring police — the sector which routinely receives the most complaints — has received 115 whistle-blower reports on police misconduct and corruption.

Eastern Cape police and the Road Traffic Management Corporation will this week destroy 520 cars which were imported into SA illegally and then registered fraudulently.

Ghana will start producing its own Covid-19 vaccines in January 2024, President Nana Akufo-Addo said on Wednesday in his State of the Nation Address in parliament.

FlySafair had to divert a flight destined for Cape Town and land in Port Elizabeth due to what the airline described as a “minor technical issue”.

"The seriousness of problems associated with distorted ukuthwala is of such a magnitude that a clear and specific piece of legislation is necessary," said  justice minister Ronald Lamola

South Africans are paying more than 10% more for basic food items compared with a year ago, and those struggling to keep the lights on are likely to underspend on food by almost 40%.

The deadline for expired driving licences may be extended beyond March 31, with  transport minister Fikile Mbalula to give a briefing on the issue on Thursday morning.

One of slain doctor George Koboka’s sons has paid tribute to his father and described the pain that all his children are feeling as they have to face life without him.

Walter Sisulu University student Sibongile Mani’s attorney said on Wednesday the East London regional court was mistaken to find her guilty of theft, and the sentence of five years meted out was wrong.

No person may cut, disturb, damage, destroy, possess, collect, remove, transport, export, purchase, sell or donate any protected tree.

A short-term tax exemption on all petroleum products could cushion consumers from record high fuel prices, says parliament committee