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Residents of Westbury, western Johannesburg, have expressed their deep frustrations over lack of water since Monday.

As the battle for the kingship of Vhavenda nation sets to return to court, the senior family members are still caught in discussions on who should become a regent.

A multinational private security firm has been ordered to make a once-off payment of R20m to more than 3,000 workers it used in an empowerment fronting scheme for 16 years.

Students need a 75% pass of their of their modules in order to continue receiving funding from the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS).

The family of a missing woman suspected to be the victim of mutilation, allegedly by her boyfriend Flavio Hlabangwane, has approached the police in an effort to ascertain if the murder victim is their daughter.

Police officers who shot and wounded a Pretoria man during an altercation at a guesthouse reacted to the situation with the appropriate force.

Workers will start an indefinite strike on Friday at all group companies owned by Walmart-led Massmart Holdings in South Africa, their union said, creating another problem at the retailer struggling to turnaround.

The ANCYL national task team has called out EFF leader Julius Malema for apparently telling "lies" to South Africans about the real reasons coalition talks between the red berets and the ANC collapsed.

Dozens of properties were destroyed in Soshanguve, north of Pretoria after they had been built in an illegally-occupied land sparking violent protests.

There were 148 new infections recorded in Gauteng in the past day. The next worst-hit was the Western Cape with 31 cases and KwaZulu-Natal with 27.

The high court ruled that Sars must supply the Financial Mail and amaBhungane with Zuma's tax records for the years between 2010 and 2018 within 10 days.

Deputy minister of communications and digital technologies Phil Mapulane said that without the capital injection from the national fiscus, he doesn't see the post office surviving.