The bail hearing of 15 people arrested in connection with alleged corruption in the SA Police Service for acquisition of personal protective equipment worth R1.9m continued in the Johannesburg specialised commercial crime court on Tuesday.

The department of employment and labour announced that the national minimum wage per hour will, from March 1, be increased from R21.69 to R23.19.

The hunt is on for one soon to be very wealthy person from KwaZulu-Natal who won more than R167m in the national lottery last Friday.

Western Cape judge president John Hlophe is charged with gross misconduct by  the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) and three others. His case is being heard over several days, starting on Tuesday.

The Life Esidimeni inquest continues to be heard by the Pretoria high court on Tuesday.

Three stock thieves were stopped in their tracks when eagle-eyed community members spotted a suspicious red bakkie which police found loaded with sheep carcasses in Volksrust, Mpumalanga.

The teens, tweens and adults of Gen Z are turning to TikTok and Instagram to hash over the tensions between Russia and Ukraine, some appealing to a leader they call “Vladdy Daddy” to refrain from starting a war.

Popular penguin duo 'Edward and Annie,' who shot to fame during lockdown after they were seen exploring the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, will feature in a children’s book.

Six armed robbery suspects were arrested after a car chase and shoot-out with police on the M2 highway in Johannesburg - with five of them now under guard in hospital with gunshot injuries.

Fourteen months and 78 straight positive tests later, he is still alive - and still battling to shake off Covid-19.

"Dont suffer from amnesia now that you have a platform to speak as a free soul for a few likes and retweets," Fikile Mbalula told Mboweni

A study conducted in the US on participants who had the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine found “temporary” to no significant or serious changes to menstrual cycles

The SA Medical Association (Sama) has apologised for remarks made by its chairperson about the admission of medical students.

A Pakistani appeals court on Monday acquitted the brother of social media star Qandeel Baloch of her murder, a 2016 killing that sparked national outrage and changes in laws covering so-called "honour killings".

French jockey Marina Morel died in a Sydney hospital on Saturday, four days after a fall, NSW Jockeys announced on Twitter.

Russia launches its ISS Progress 80 cargo craft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan for a supply mission to the International Space Station.

DNA testing on seized ivory shipments that reveals family ties among African elephants killed for their tusks is helping to identify poaching areas and trafficking networks at the centre of an illegal trade that continues to devastate the population ...

Digital technology should be prioritised in schools for pupils with severe intellectual disabilities.

The Hospital Association of SA says the country is not doing enough to train doctors and nurses to overcome the “dire” shortage of medical skills.

The World Health Organization says there is little chance of you getting Covid-19 from swimming in a public pool because the Covid-19 virus does not transmit through water.

Ntuthuko Shoba took the stand for the first time after being accused of masterminding the murder of his eight-months-pregnant girlfriend Tshegofatso Pule in 2020.

Coronavirus updates.

The State Information Technology Agency (Sita) has confirmed that a number of its customers, including government websites, experienced network and connectivity outages on Monday.

SA recorded just shy of 1,100 new Covid-19 cases in the past 24 hours, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Monday.

The University of KwaZulu-Natal suspended academic activities on Monday after protests and alleged assaults at campuses.

The victim-offender-dialogue between  former paralympian Oscar Pistorius and the family of Reeva Steenkamp, his girlfriend who he killed on this day nine years ago, is yet to happen.

Two KwaZulu-Natal men charged with the murder of five Boston family members in November appeared briefly in the Richmond magistrate’s court on Monday.

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Some admitted they are disappointed about being single while others poked fun at it.

"There are ways of raising issues but the violence and destruction that took place here today is not necessary," says education department spokesperson Elijah Mhlanga.