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Police officers retrieved countless food items at the Nguni Hostel in Vosloorus on the East Rand which were stolen during the violent looting protests that took place two weeks ago in Gauteng.

A Roodepoort magistrate has poked holes in the state’s case against an alleged instigator of the recent riots that followed the imprisonment of former president Jacob Zuma.

ANC Limpopo provincial secretary Soviet Lekganyane has warned that the party’s step-aside rule could lose legitimacy if criminally charged treasurer Danny Msiza is allowed to defy the resolution in the province.

During the bail hearing, the state added another charge under the Terrorism and Related Activities Act.

The six are facing five counts of murder, attempted murder, defeating the ends of justice and contravening the Commissions Act by giving false information to the Farlam commission of inquiry into the Marikana massacre.

ANC West Rand councillor Clarence Tabane has been released on R5,000 bail after being accused of playing a role in recent civil unrest in Gauteng.

SA hit another devastating Covid-19 milestone on Monday night, with more than 70,000 fatalities recorded since the outbreak of the coronavirus in March last year.

Taxi violence and disruptions to public transport resulted in a lower than usual pupil attendance at some schools in the Western Cape on the first day of the new term on Monday.

The Public Servants Association of SA has accepted a "R1,000 cash gratuity after tax in the pocket" offer for its 230,000 members, after salary increase negotiations collapsed.

The alleged assailant was subsequently arrested and is among 143 people who were apprehended over the past few days.

Deferring payments of Pay-As-You-Earn taxes for three months will help companies pay employees and keep them going, says Sage's Yolandi Esterhuizen.

With alcohol sales unbanned on Sunday night, one might have expected a surge in people heading to liquor outlets to buy their booze. But it appeared that wasn't the case on Monday.