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Public universities are busy putting policies in place to guide the process of achieving full return of students and staff members back to campus next year.

The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority has not approved the Sputnik V vaccine due to concerns that it might lead to higher HIV infection rates among vaccinated males.

Another inquiry into taxi violence is on the card, this time to find rightful owner of the route which has caused conflict between two associations operating from Johannesburg inner city to Soweto.

Colin Powell, the first black US secretary of state and top military officer, died on Monday at the age of 84 from Covid-19 complications, his family said in a statement.

A woman who was in the taxi that allegedly knocked down two cyclists, pulling one under its wheels and dragging him to his death, has spoken out about the traumatic experience.

Deputy President David Mabuza received a mixed reaction as he took the ANC’s campaign trail to Atteridgeville in Tshwane on Monday.

Disputes over fares in Johannesburg were apparently behind the burning and vandalising of 15 taxis at the weekend.

Some business owners in Standerton are contemplating selling their assets and leaving the town owing to the collapse of the local municipality which has seen them struggle with billing and broken infrastructure.

The administrator at Lekwa local municipality in Mpumalanga, Johann Mettler, says it will take at least three years to turn around the collapsed municipality.

The winds of discontent are blowing through the community of Standerton and neighbouring townships over poor service delivery ahead of municipal elections next month.

While growing up in KwaMakhutha, south of Durban, Sindisiwe Malanda was fascinated by how electricity was transmitted through cables from power stations to homes.

Unisa vice-chancellor and principal professor Puleng LenkaBula has obtained an interim order prohibiting a former student leader from publishing false information about her.