The KwaZulu-Natal provincial government wants the late queen regent of the Zulu nation to be granted a state funeral.

The SABC on Sunday refuted allegations that it had failed to pay employees' April salaries and severance packages for staff who were retrenched in March.

Three pedestrians were killed - two of them as they tried to move a dead cow out the way - in two separate road accidents in Osidisweni, near Newcastle, in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Saturday night.

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Gasping for air, 62-year-old Vijay Gupta was turned away by Holy Family hospital, a non-profit private facility in the southeast of the capital, as all of its 385 beds were full.

During the initial hard lockdown there were seven break-ins in three days in Cape Towns CBD but all the suspects were apprehended.

Mango’s survival depends on passenger bookings.

An alleged jewellery thief was arrested after police found him hiding under a bed.

A motorist bust with drugs offered police R10,000 to turn a blind eye and let him go.

'They are going to f****n shoot!'

The 911 call, lasting about 10 minutes, begins with a distraught woman saying, "Please, please leave."

A travel agent has been hauled before court to answer fraud charges after allegedly swindling clergymen out of R1.3m.

Forensic experts are probing the extent of a cyberattack on Virgin Active SA.

At least 18 people, including two healthcare workers were killed in a fire at a Covid-19 hospital in the western Indian state of Gujarat late on Friday night

The SA Municipal Workers’ Union was given a bloodied nose on Friday when the labour court in Gqeberha prohibited its members from striking for a Covid-19 danger allowance and instructed it to pay the legal costs.

Covid-19 and the dire financial state of the Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration (CCMA) have left workers vulnerable to unfair dismissals.

Australian residents and citizens who have been in India within 14 days of the date they plan to return home will be banned from entering Australia as of Monday and those who disobey will face fines and jail, government officials said.

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Customers took to social media to complain when banking services were disrupted on Friday

A company allegedly submitted fraudulent documents for a R25m toilet infreastucture tender in the Free State.

State prosecutor pokes holes in story of fake grenade plan to trap and kill Nafiz Modack

During the robbery, a female cashier was shot in her leg.

'Five or six men were stabbing me with bottles.'

South Africa's struggling national airline South African Airways has exited a local form of bankruptcy protection called business rescue, its administrators said in a statement on Friday.

The SA Weather Service issued a warning of disruptive rain leading to localised flooding of low-lying bridges, bad driving conditions and possible mudslides in parts of the Eastern Cape and southern KZN.

The DA has criticised the Gauteng education department for appearing to move at a snail’s pace to eradicate asbestos structures in schools around the province.

Redefine Properties says it welcomes recommendations made by the CRL Rights Commission regarding the incident involving Ndebele cultural activist Thando Mahlangu and its centre manager Jose Maponyane.

The Antarctic subspecies of blue whales — the world’s largest animal — are known to visit the deep waters off the Cape and Namibia but are rarely sighted.

A cross-border transaction refers to the retailer being based outside SA and processing their card transactions internationally via Mastercard or Visa. These include brands such as Netflix, Spotify, Bolt and Booking.com.

The game is based on the actual events (maybe, but I’ll get back to that in a moment) in 2004 of the Second Battle of Fallujah, code-named “Operation Phantom Fury”, as described in interviews with developer Atomic Games by “over 70” US Mari...