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Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said on Tuesday that he was not going to be stepping down, despite growing criticism of ongoing load-shedding across SA.

Load-shedding will be reduced to stage 3 from Wednesday morning, then stage 2 on Friday morning before coming to an end on Saturday morning, says Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter.

A fight among a group of pupils in Medingen village in Kgapane, Limpopo, has claimed the life of a grade 11 pupil.

Newly crowned Miss SA Lalela Mswane will  represent the country  in the the Miss Universe pageant in Israel despite backlash from a civil society group calling the beauty to pull out of the event.

A 48-year-old awaiting trial prisoner who escaped from police custody in Mossel Bay "under false pretences" was caught just hours later hitching a ride.

ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says his party is willing to form a coalition pact with the DA, even though this was not ideal.

Stakeholders representing more than 130 cross-sectoral bodies have called on employment and labour minister Thulas Nxesi to withdraw the “irrational” and “damaging” Compensation for Occupational Injuries and Diseases draft regulations.

The Western Cape is losing about 100 seabirds a day, down from about 750 at the peak of an outbreak of avian influenza.

KwaZulu-Natal premier Sihle Zikalala has issued a stern warning against the use and sale of fraudulent Covid-19 vaccination certificates.

A family that runs a butchery in Moletsane, Soweto, on Tuesday told Sowetan that they spend about R2,000 a week to store and cut their meat in other butcheries.

As Eskom bosses came armed with a list of excuses why the country has been plunged into a power crisis, workers at some of the utility’s power stations painted a picture of chaos and breakdowns at its plants.

Pupils at Vezukhono High School in Etwatwa, on the East Rand, are under investigation following the theft of 14 hard drives and two smart boards.