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Ntobeko Dube, 40, is the latest suspect to appear in the Durban magistrate's court in connection with the July 2021 riots.

The lives of the first black Olympians in SA,  Jan Mashiane and Len Taunyane, have been celebrated with an unveiling of their sculptures.

"There are so many families that lost their loved ones. We have so many questions about what happened that night. We want to know why they shot at us. What was the plan?"

As South Africans start another week with load-shedding hanging over their heads and President Cyril Ramaphosa asking for the public’s indulgence, independent power producers have emerged as a controversial solution to keeping the lights on.

The Constitutional Court has ruled the Executive Ethics Code is unconstitutional and invalid.

An official at the European Union's drugs regulator said on Tuesday the Covid-19 pandemic was not over, contradicting U.S. President Joe Biden, and that a planned vaccination campaign in the region during the cold season was key to fighting it.

The demand for solar panel installations has increased in the past three years and the future of the industry is bright.

Stringent measures are needed to avert future attacks on long-distance bus services in Gauteng.

Workers at the Mogalakwena local municipality in Limpopo downed tools on Tuesday morning, demanding that council honours a recent high court judgment which declared that the appointment of municipal manager Morris Maluleke was unlawful.

Eldorado Park residents are living in fear. There have been at least 13 murders in three weeks, allegedly due to drug turf wars.

Multinational media and technology company Thomson Reuters has called for the office of the chief justice (OCJ) to retender the court document management system contract in an open, transparent and competitive process.

The department of home affairs is intensifying its fight against syndicates involved in the sale of SA identities to foreigners.