Fuel price adjustments depend on Treasury: Mantashe

Minister Mantashe has tabled his department's budget of R2. 86 billion for the 2026/2027 year.

Acting Free State premier calls for calm amid tensions in Phomolong

Residents have been engaging in ongoing protests demanding jobs at a local solar plant.

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Justice for Senzo Meyiwa: Protesters call on President Ramaphosa to take action

Freedom Under Law report highlights urgent need for changes at Constitutional Court

MK Party fires Nhlamulo Ndhlela as spokesperson and MP

Nhlamulo Ndhlela, who was the MK Party's inaugural national spokesperson has been removed from the role and from Parliament.

Mango founder's son arrested in Spain over father's death

Spanish police said they have arrested the eldest son of Mango clothing empire founder Isak Andic over his father's death during a hiking trip in December 2024.

'Outstanding contribution': Rassie Erasmus receives National Order

The Presidency said the Springbok coach advanced social cohesion and raised the nation's esteem after the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cup victories.

Setback for Vodacom in Kenya

Kenya's high court has blocked the 15% Safaricom stake sale to Vodacom, pending a constitutional challenge.

eThekwini Municipality closes another Durban beach: Here's where

The eThekwini Municipality has updated the status of open beaches in Durban, and two of them are now closed.

New state-owned company to deal with rising fuel prices in South Africa

Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Gwede Mantashe, says South Africa needs to fast-track the establishment of a new state-owned company to address fuel price shocks.

2026/27 URC fixtures released: New tour model for SA teams

There will again be a number of exciting local derbies over the festive season.

Musicians Ntokozo Mbambo and Nqubeko Mbatha celebrate 18 years of marriage

The pair met in 2001 and have three children together.

Hoarding water to make money? New water amendment bill might be coming for you

A 'use it or lose it' principle would allow water licences to be revoked if they remain unused for a defined period.

Kenya battles ant smuggling as giant harvester queens fetch hundreds of dollars

Kenyan authorities say the trade amounts to biopiracy and are stepping up efforts to stop traffickers from exploiting one of Africaâ s smallest but most remarkable creatures.

Ebola crisis in Congo: over 130 dead as WHO mobilizes supplies

The World Health Organization has dispatched 18 tonnes of emergency medical supplies to the Democratic Republic of Congo as the country battles a fast-spreading Ebola outbreak that has already caused 105 deaths and more than 390 suspected cases.

Traffic officer's swift thinking saves Table View councillor after stroke

How eThekwini's seven-year legal battle put the brakes on issuing of traffic fines

From grassroots to greatness: How the Hollywood Group is laying the foundation for sporting excellence

The Hollywood Foundation's MySport programme has reached more than 148 000 participants in 1 900 sporting initiatives

SA's National Elephant Heritage Strategy implementation stalls

While the project has always been a five-year initiative, a request to amend the timeline is expected to be submitted due to delays in funding.