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More than R19m was spent on items for the construction of the Albertina Sisulu fire station without obtaining the necessary authority, an investigation conducted by an external auditor has found.

National police spokesperson Brig Vish Naidoo said he could not confirm or deny an  enquiry about the purported notice.

Public works and infrastructure minister Patricia de Lille has commended progress made by the multibillion rand investment that came through the Sustainable Infrastructure Development Symposium (SIDSSA).

The reopening of nightclubs and bars in Zimbabwe after a hiatus of almost two years because of Covid-19 lockdowns has been met with fanfare.

Sources in the DA say the party’s senior leaders in KwaZulu-Natal are pushing for their national leaders to concede that controversial election posters in Phoenix, send the wrong message to voters about race and should be taken down.

Action SA's mayoral candidate in Newcastle has been accused of polluting the Amcor Dam and Ncandu River in an attempt to garner support in the upcoming election. He has been ordered to close his laundry business for 30 days.

The Dalai Lama, former first lady Graça Machel, Thuli Madonsela and former Irish president Mary Robinson are expected to address the 11th annual Desmond Tutu International Peace Lecture on Thursday.

A monument and peace garden are to be unveiled in Durban in tribute to those who died during unrest and looting in July.

“This is the most shocking tragedy and I cannot condemn it strongly enough. It is the most horrific, barbaric form of murder and we cannot, as a community, allow it to go on,” Jacob Mamabolo said on Wednesday.

Palesa* has not been able to drive to work for the past two weeks after her employer failed to pay her September salary on time. The employee, who lives in Pretoria East with her husband and six-year-old child, is one of many workers at Autopax, a subsidiary of the Passenger Rail Agency of SA (Prasa), who were not paid  their salaries for September.

It seems no place is safe from SA’s copper thieves.

Businessman Sipho Mtshweni has been at the forefront of fighting for better living conditions for the community of Mamelodi, east of Pretoria.