'Don't come and clog our system', Ntshavheni warns foreign nationals seeking refuge

Ministers Khumbudzo Ntshavheni and Mmamoloko Kubayi explained the government's stance on asylum applicants.

Shebeshxt claims he was 'framed' in fifth bail attempt on shooting case in court

The latest argument centres on a report compiled by forensic ballistics specialist Dr Christo de Klerk.

Why fintechs need an insurance partner they can trust

Customers switch fintechs without hesitation. A credible insurance partner gives them reasons to stay.

Civilian Secretariat for Police Service gets sixth clean audit

The 2025/2026 clean audit makes it the sixth time in a row

Chaos erupts as police use stun grenades to disperse protesters

Hundreds of asylum seekers flocked to these offices to apply for temporary permits.

Tsolo serial rapist sentenced to eight life terms and 46 years

WATCH LIVE: Wicknell Chivayo and wife Lucy Muteke's funeral proceedings

Watch live as Zimbabwean businessman Chivayo and his wife Lucy are laid to rest at Sahwira Glen Forest Memorial Park in Harare.

Matric exams: Umalusi backs DBE's plan to tackle marker shortages in these three subjects

According to Umalusi, 1.08 million candidates are registered for the 2026 year-end examinations.

TCS | Frogfoot sees bigger fibre deals coming

Frogfoot executives tell the TechCentral Show they would rather be the acquirer than be sold as South Africa's fibre market consolidates.

LIVE | Bail decision for two accused in Gagash and wife fraud case

Rirhandzu Tibana and Jabulani Maluleke started their bail application last week.

Beyond connectivity: Why tech access key for SA's informal economy

For many micro-enterprises, the first stage of digitisation has happened organically.

Plans to relocate refugee centres to the border to start in December

Thousands of asylum seekers are queuing outside various home affairs offices across the country.

Rural villagers repair access road after long wait for municipality

Fed up with poor service delivery and unresponsive authorities, residents of Gandana village in Qumbu pooled their own money to repair a vital gravel road battered by potholes and rain.

INSIGHT | Consequences of ghost candidates, poor choices by voters

The coattail corollary in politics is the theory that a popular candidate at the top of the list benefits those in the same party down the list. In local government elections, you vote for a councillor on a proportional representation list, then you might vote for that partyâ s ward or district councillor, or mayor candidate.

Gauff says online abuse was 'draining' after China Open exit

After an early exit at the China Open amid a barrage of online racist abuse, Coco Gauff withdraws from next week's Wuhan Open citing fatigue and the emotional toll of the attacks.

Man City should 'accept' punishment for rule breaches, says Lineker

Gary Lineker has urged Manchester City to accept any sanctions handed down after being found guilty of more than 100 Premier League financial rule breaches, calling it vital for the good of the game.

EP's Baby Elephants can write name into history books

The EP Elephants take on Griquas in the SA Rugby U21 Shield final in Gqeberha, aiming to secure rare silverware and write their names into the history books.

Employment Bill does not give refugees, asylum seekers new rights, Meth says

Durban wildlife group sounds alarm over monkeys being shot in residential areas

Wildlife rescuers say vervet monkey shootings are becoming a serious and disturbing problem in Durban suburbs.

Makhaula warns newcomers as Pirates eye more MTN8 history

"They are going to face a tough opponent on a bigger stage," said Makhaula.