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"Ex EFF members like Bonginkosi Khanyile who have joined the ranks of our enemies should be treated like our enemies," Dlamini said.

The DA has slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa for giving public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane a temporary reprieve over her impending suspension.

The department of international relations and co-operation will return to court to argue its case over a R50m donation to Cuba after an interdict was granted against it this week, minister Naledi Pandor said on Wednesday.

Good news for the thousands whose Kulula flights were cancelled during the airline’s recent five-day grounding — Comair has decided it will issue refunds.

The war in Ukraine has killed 121 children so far, the office of the prosecutor general said on Wednesday in a message on the Telegram app, adding that the number of wounded children stood at 167.

The department of home affairs says it is using an online system for asylum and refugee management which minimises the possibility of corruption and limits officials’ contact with clients.

The Taliban on Wednesday backtracked on its announcement that high schools would open for girls, saying they would remain closed until a plan was drawn up in accordance with Islamic law for them to reopen.

"The protest will cause a lower availability of drivers which will lead to longer waiting times and higher ride fares due to the surge," said Bolt.

Tourism authorities are buoyed by President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement that the PCR test requirement will be scrapped for travellers to SA from Wednesday, saying it will boost the industry ahead of the Easter holidays.

A large tornado ripped through New Orleans on Tuesday, killing at least one person, destroying homes and knocking down power lines, media reported, in another setback for area that has yet to fully recover from last year's Hurricane Ida.

The tourism ministry has welcomed government’s decision to scrap PCR tests for people visiting the country.

E-hailing service company Bolt is hopeful that a bill which is currently before parliament will address issues of legislation currently at the centre of the protest by drivers.