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Embattled public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane has contended that the Constitutional Court violated her rights and breached the constitution by setting aside her finding that President Cyril Ramaphosa misled parliament and breached the executive code over the R500,000 Bosasa donation to his ANC presidential campaign.

The United States is considering giving more coronavirus vaccines to Vietnam, its ambassador to the United States said yesterday, as the Southeast Asian country struggles to control outbreaks of the fast-spreading Delta variant of the virus.

There were mixed emotions yesterday as schools prepared to welcome millions of primary schoolchildren at full capacity in more than a year-and-a-half.

Dozens of welfare organisations in Gauteng are in financial distress with some even facing possible closure due to delayed government subsidy payments.

It’s a cold yet sunny winter’s day in Soweto as two pit bulls roam around the yard of a beautiful double-storey house in the heart of Pimville.

Some of the nearly 500 South African medical students stranded in Cuba are demanding that their stipends be paid so that they can pay back loans and get passports and clothes they used as collateral.

President Cyril Ramaphosa on Sunday moved SA back to alert level 3, meaning that alcohol sales will be allowed, gatherings can take place and interprovincial travel for leisure is back.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is expected to move the county to alert level 3, lifting the ban on alcohol and allowing for small gatherings when he addresses the nation on Sunday evening.

An army officer has been arrested for allegedly being part of an armed gang that pulled off a cash-in-transit heist at a petrol station in Oudtshoorn in the Western Cape.

British health minister Sajid Javid apologised for and deleted a tweet urging people to take a Covid-19 vaccine and not to “cower” from the virus, saying on Sunday he had made “a poor choice of word”.

Limpopo police have rearrested three of four “dangerous” convicts who escaped from police custody on Wednesday.

The court ruled earlier this month that Mkhwebane changed the wording of the code to conclude that President Cyril Ramaphosa had inadvertently or deliberately misled the legislature.