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The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has approached the police to investigate how its logo came to be on posters announcing a motorcade and march, in support of the release of former president Jacob Zuma and and protests against "racist attacks" in Phoenix.

Acting presidency minister Khumbudzo Ntshavheni said the government has long deliberated on the issue of basic income grants.

As SA's liquor industry counts the cost of last week’s looting and four booze bans in lockdown, it's appealing to the government for a resumption of trade and a collaboration to detail a path to economic recovery.

The  family of a 35-year-old man who was beaten to death after he was accused of stealing a handbag has accused the police of protecting his killers after they opened an inquest docket.

Officials say vaccines are highly effective against the Delta variant, now the dominant variant worldwide, though the study reiterated that one shot of the vaccines is not enough for high protection.

The City of Johannesburg has called on religious communities to align each official residence to the church where the office-bearer officiates.

The department of health has confirmed that issues around the Johnson & Johnson vaccine have been resolved and the country will start receiving more vaccines from the manufacturer.

A Tshwane community radio station needs to start from scratch to be able to broadcast full time again after its studios were cleaned in a looting spree where equipment worth R1.5m was taken.

Ncane Mbele's once flourishing liquor store needs at least R250,000 to be able to trade again after looters cleaned it out.

The intricate web of alleged fraud featuring lawyers, mortuary employees, home affairs and master of high court officials, doctors and a prominent clergyman has taken another twist.

A helpless 72-year Alexandra tarven owner folded his arms and watched in horror as his business was being looted and vandalised before his eyes.

The credibility of information provided by security cluster ministers to parliament and the public over the unrest that engulfed KZN and Gauteng has been called into question.