The Springbok match-day 23-man squad to face the All Blacks in the second Test series meant business as they posed for the official team photograph on Friday.
South Africa recorded hundreds fewer murders in the first quarter, but police have highlighted a persistent factor behind deadly violence.
Dr Danny Jordaan is vying for his fourth term as SAFA president while AmaZulu boss Sandile Zungu is attempting to dethrone him.
Former Springbok flyhalf Joel Stransky has been inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2026.
Security experts have flagged a specific pattern worth watching for before you pay a single rand toward your next holiday booking.
SASSA will begin its latest payment cycle this week, with Older Person's Grant beneficiaries receiving their payments from Wednesday, 2 September.
The Springboks have more than a series victory to fight for when they face the All Blacks in Cape Town on Saturday, 29 August.
KZN Athletics acting president Khulezweni Buthelezi says the provincial body is eager to find a way forward.
A 66-year-old man identified as Eugene N was convicted of war crimes and genocide for preventing Tutsis from escaping a stadium.
Phase one of the Lilian Ngoyi Street rebuild was completed in September 2025, but phase two was due to be finished by August.
Vusimuzi 'Cat' Matlala opted to delay his own bail application.
Scores of Hindu devotees among missing on border as bus with 56 passengers was engulfed by torrent surging towards them in fog.
Springbok captain Siya Kolisi will hope to make a big impact on his return from injury against the All Blacks on Saturday.
New crime figures have put farm murders back in focus as SAPS reports another decline in murder across South Africa.
Ntshavheni added that government is working with authorities in Nepal, with 6 South Africans missing after the flash floods
While the country has recorded a decrease in certain serious crimes, Cachalia says the numbers do not erase the lived experiences of South Africans.
With festive season prices about to spike, a few smart moves now could be the difference between a stressful December and a genuinely relaxing one.
Younger families are increasingly looking to the KZN North Coast for secure estates, amenities, good schools and more affordable property.
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