Western forces running the Afghan airlift braced on Saturday for more attacks after the United States launched a drone strike, apparently killing an Islamic State "planner", two days after the group claimed a deadly bombing outside Kabul airport.

The Ahmed Kathrada Foundation says the arrest of seven suspects for the murder of Gauteng health official Babita Deokaran sends a strong message "that mafia-like operations aimed at eliminating corruption fighters will not be tolerated".

Six Cape Town residents are the latest owners of new homes under the Western Cape's  finance linked individual subsidy programme (Flisp).

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The City of Cape Town is appealing to the public to return more than 20,000 overdue library items.

Beyoncé has landed in the middle of a "blackwashing" furore for wearing a yellow diamond mined in SA in 1877.

The number of "excess deaths" since Covid-19 got a grip on SA is poised to pass the 250,000 mark.

Police minister Bheki Cele on Friday condemned the murder of Thembisa police officer Sgt Sharon Mogale on Thursday.

One person was killed and 21 others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash on the N11 at Amajuba Pass in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Friday afternoon.

The platinum belt is roiling with tension once more after the assassination of Numsa organiser Malibongwe Mdazo.

There were 12,045 new Covid-19 infections recorded in the past day, with 3,905 of them in KwaZulu-Natal.

The US Capitol Police officer who fatally shot a woman as she tried to force her way into the House of Representatives during the January 6 attack said the shooting was a "last resort" because he believed she posed a threat to members of Congress.

The final report into the chemical spill that contaminated beaches between the Umgeni River and Salt Rock north of Durban in July is expected to be completed by the end of September 2021, says the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environmen...

The Western Cape social development MEC does not have a legal duty to ensure the day-to-day safety of children in places of care, the Constitutional Court held on Friday.

Exhaustion and anxiety are hitting healthcare workers hard as they continue to work long hours on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic.

The family of slain whistle-blower Babita Deokaran say they need to see justice in her case, and whoever ordered the hit on her must pay the price.

A bookkeeper from Umhlanga has appeared in the Durban magistrate’s court for allegedly swindling the UIF Covid-19 temporary employer-employee relief scheme out of R11m.

With winds picking up and storm clouds expected the build, Durban officials have decided to close the city's beaches for the weekend.

Seven US Capitol Police officers on Thursday sued former President Donald Trump, alleging that he conspired with far-right extremist groups to provoke the deadly January 6 attack on the Congress.

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It is clear from the current age structure of the teacher workforce that there will be a large wave of retirements until 2040.

US forces helping to evacuate Afghans desperate to flee Taliban rule were on alert for more attacks on Friday after at least one Islamic State suicide bomber killed 85 people outside Kabul airport.

Red Bull Hit the Streets is officially back to crown the best Street Fighter V and Tekken 7 players in South Africa.

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Motorists on the road between Bloemfontein and Ficksburg in the Free State on Wednesday would have witnessed the spectacle of a 160-ton steam locomotive on the back of a 19-axle lowbed trailer.

The winter storm that made landfall in the Western Cape on Thursday afternoon has moved further inland following heavy rainfall overnight in the Cape metropole area.

Australian police have arrested a man dubbed 'public health enemy number one' for allegedly failing to isolate, breaking lockdown regulations and putting the public at risk.

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The grace period for the renewal of driver's licences, temporary driving licences, professional driving permits,  and licences for motorists with learner licences has been extended again.