No decision yet on Makatong's resignation: N Cape Premier's Office

The MEC resigned last month, citing improper interference by Saul in the works of the department.

Proteas ready for return to action

After a long winter break, the Proteas will soon return to action, and here is everything you need to know about the upcoming fixtures.

Foreign national sentenced to six years for ID fraud to secure employment

A foreign national received a six-year jail term after using another person's ID to secure a quarry job and earn R900 000.

Maile orders probe into sexual misconduct allegations at Soweto school

The GDE said it was concerned about pupils who may fear intimidation, retaliation or not being believed when reporting sexual harassment.

Pula's $195m Motsepe claim thrown out of Tanzanian court on a technicality – for now

But the court left the door open for Pula Group to bring a fresh claim to recover $195m from Patrice Motsepe companies it says it is owed for misuse of confidential information.

SADC chief warns Southern Africa must invest in resilience or risk instability

Magosi highlighted encouraging progress in energy generation, digital connectivity and agricultural recovery.

At least 15 people dead after ferry overturns in Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba

Search and rescue operations were underway on Zimbabweâ s Lake Kariba on Tuesday after a ferry capsized in bad weather. At least 15 people were confirmed dead, authorities say, and 77 people were rescued.

Funeral held for Libyaâ s military intelligence chief killed in car bombing

Senior Libyan National Army officials gathered in Benghazi on Tuesday for the funeral of military intelligence chief Fawzi al-Mansouri, killed in a car bombing a day earlier as he left a mosque. His assassination has raised fresh security concerns in Libyaâ s divided east.

Cape Town secures final interdict against extortion for MyCiTi Cape Flats route expansion

Cold weather triggers load reduction in KZN as substation fault strains electricity supply

While the world watches a solar eclipse, South Africa's buried under snow

While much of the world watches Wednesday's total solar eclipse, South Africa is dealing with a different kind of rare event.

Power cuts hit parts of Durban as cold weather strains electricity network

The eThekwini Municipality is implementing load reduction in parts of Durban as repairs continue on a failed supply circuit. Here's where.

One killed, three injured in Durban horror accident

The crash left a trail of wreckage and chaos just after the M7 Edwin Swales turnoff.

Spur to appeal after order to pay GPS Food R75m in damages

Group believes it will prevail in dispute over rib processing deal.

Build or buy software? AI is rewriting the answer

AI is reshaping the buy-versus-build decision in financial services. The question is no longer as binary as it sounds.

NEASA slams unannounced blitz inspections at businesses

There are reports of politicians detaining undocumented workers to curb labour exploitation.

Tow-truck industry and drug trade are closely linked: John

John has further alleged that police officers are involved in the operation. 

Baby Mahier reunited with LEAP officer who helped bring him into the world

'Do not panic': SASSA CEO reassures beneficiaries over social grant reviews

'Still our brother': All Black fans touched by Ma'a Nonu's solo Haka

All Blacks legend Ma'a Nonu - now playing for the Sharks - moved New Zealanders to tears with his solo performance of the Haka...