'Where do you get this authority?' – Paul O'Sullivan denies he is a bully as MPs grill him over conduct

O'Sullivan also apologised for walking out of Parliament last week.

Here's how much overall crime dropped in Gauteng, but kidnappings and attempted murder rose

Overall crime falls as Gauteng accounts for more than a quarter of national figures.

'Blatant neglect' by education department leads to closure of Matla Primary School

The Bloemfontein school has been shut down after appalling conditions were ignored by the Free State education department.

The voice gap holding back South Africa's Microsoft Teams users

Most South African businesses use Teams but can't make calls on it. Telviva has the fix.

Revolutionising road reporting: Western Cape Government unveils Roads4U app

How South Africa's COVID-19 tobacco ban has backfired (badly)

SA's COVID-19 cigarette ban was meant to protect health. Instead it has fuelled a booming black market, massive tax losses and job cuts.

Warning for South Africans as deepfake fraud surges

A new digital identity report has highlighted that South Africa now has the highest share of deepfake fraud in the region.

Popular shopping mall built over a main road in South Africa being sold

The Competition Commission has approved the proposed sale of The Bridge Shopping Centre in Gqeberha to Capelink Investments.

VW is recalling 25 729 Polo Vivos due to this issue

The National Consumer Commission said the cars were sold nationally.

Wary European states pledge military aid for Cyprus, Gulf

Britain, France and Greece have begun deploying ships, jets and defence systems as the Middle East conflict expands.

Veteran beloved comedian Soli Philander passed away after brave cancer battle

Veteran entertainer's voice falls silent leaving laughter echoing across generations.

e-Hailing operators scramble to secure licenses as deadline looms

Former ANC MP Vincent Smith sentenced to seven years in jail for corruption

The judge described corruption as a scourge that had reached alarming levels, and needed to be addressed decisively.

Here are the Durban beaches open ahead of Easter holidays

Beach and public swimming pool operating hours remain in place as the city prepares for increased visitors ahead of Easter.

ANC and Cosatu slam Lesufi's shower billboard, Zille says premier out of touch

'The people of Gauteng need practical interventions, infrastructure investment, and accountability, not billboard politics,' says Cosatu chairperson in Gauteng.

Gauteng crime stats: Alarming rise in kidnappings

Public Works tasks CBE to investigate Ormonde collapse that claimed nine lives

Nigeria suspends doctors over Adichie sonâ s death

Nigeriaâ s medical regulator has taken disciplinary action against three doctors in connection with the death of the young son of celebrated Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.

Clerics meet in Nigeria: could the Anglican Church split?

Conservative Anglican leaders from Africa, Asia, and Latin America gathered in Nigeria on Wednesday as part of a four-day meeting that could reshape the future of one of the worldâ s largest Christian communions over the recent appointment of the first female leader of the Anglican Church.

Alexander Forbes website struggles after more than 100k two-pot withdrawals in 5 days

More than 100 000 people have made withdrawals from the Alexander Forbes website since 1 March, causing technical issues and delaying withdrawals.