Reports allege that Tony Leon's public relations firm Resolve Communications attempted to sway the administrations of DA-led municipalities.
Cheslin Kolbe said he does not see kicking as a 'bonus' to his repertoire. It is something he has worked on since his school days.
With many misconceptions about the disorder and few government resources available, families struggle to get help.
President Donald Trump marked the 250th anniversary of the United States on Saturday.
Makhadzi has addressed criticism from some Zimbabweans, defending her record of supporting artists from the neighbouring country.
The Springboks are expected to be forced into squad changes after another injury worry added to a list of walking wounded.
Carte Blanche investigates how social media skincare trends are influencing preteen girls, with experts warning of potential skin damage.
GP Health Department says it surpassed its targets in the first month of the rollout of Lenacapavir.
Be alert, folks: individuals posing as drivers for e-hailing services like Uber are targeting visitors at South Africa's airports.
Matongoni Youth Employment is suing Makgale Travel and Tours for an alleged breach of their agreement.
"I just try to move on. I mean, I lost so many times. I'm sure I'm still going to keep losing. It's impossible to win everything."
'Under a Blood Red Sky' shares the story of author Annemarie van Niekerk's life through apartheid, violence and forbidden love
'The way we played today showed that we're not just a team that knows how to play attacking football,' said the France striker.
The Springboks will be nervously waiting for confirmation on their star players' injury concerns ahead of their match against Scotland.
The loose forward said he thought his career was 'basically over' after tearing his hamstring. Now he's living his Springbok dream.
The Road Traffic Inspectorate says one of the vehicles burst into flames on impact.
Johann Rupert is spreading his wealth, literally, one title deed at a time, as his recapitalised Khaya Lam land-reform project hits new heights …
If anything, South Africa should be sending an invoice for the costs of increased security.
Multi-million dollar investment in former Nissan facility will see first cars roll off assembly line in 2027.
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