The department launched an investigation into Kazi after he was arrested while trying to leave the country from OR Tambo airport last month.

Three more people are set to appear in the Johannesburg specialised commercial crimes court sitting in Palm Ridge on Tuesday in connection with R103m stolen from Absa between September and December 2021.

The department has cleared the air on the lobby group's patrols at the Musina border.

The funeral service of amaMpondo King Zanozuko Tyelovuyo Sigcau is being held on Tuesday at Ndimakude Great Place in Flagstaff, Eastern Cape.

Two members of a Limpopo church drowned in a baptism ritual at Masetheko dam.

Two Limpopo paramedics were killed on the N1 near Codrington during the early hours of Tuesday when their ambulance crashed into the back of a stationary truck.

A Limpopo man arrested for threatening his girlfriend murdered her just hours after he was released on bail.

Employment and labour minister Thulas Nxesi says his department is finalising a policy to help regulate the extent to which foreign nationals can be employed in SA.

Soweto residents will march to the office of the City of Johannesburg mayor Mpho Phalatse on Tuesday to hand over a memorandum containing a list of concerns, including informal settlements in the area and electricity.

FDA commissioner Robert M. Califf said the vaccines will prevent cases of severe illness and hospitalisation in case of infection with Covid-19.

On the eve of AmaMpondo King Zanozuko’s  burial on Tuesday, the family was locked in a bitter court dispute over who should be in charge of the burial rituals.

The SA Human Rights Commission will on Tuesday conclude hearing oral evidence in the investigative hearing into the July 2021 unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

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African countries are acutely affected by the growing crisis, which has sent prices of grains, cooking oils, fuel and fertiliser soaring.

The SA Human Rights Commission will visit Qhumanco village in Cofimvaba after reports of tensions between South Africans and foreigners in the area.

The SA Human Rights Commission on Monday announced it has opened an own accord investigation into a leaked audio recording in which Unisa vice-chancellor Puleng LenkaBula  and other women staff members are threatened with molestation and violence.

In a first for the continent, a cardiothoracic robotic assisted surgery programme has been established at Netcare Christiaan Barnard Hospital to provide less invasive alternatives for procedures involving the chest cavity, including lung cancer and c...

Gunmen killed eight people and kidnapped 38 others in an attack on two churches in the northern state of Kaduna on Sunday

Zimbabwe's main nurses' union urged the government to negotiate and warned that lives would be lost if the dispute was not resolved quickly.

With the annual sardine run under way and the shark nets lifted, the sightings and catch and release of predators have increased over the past few days.

The Judicial Service Commission (JSC) on Monday endorsed Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) president Mandisa Maya for deputy chief justice.

The family of a 12-year-old Durban boy are distraught, according to a neighbour, after his 39-year-old father, a police officer, is alleged to have mistakenly shot him at their home on Sunday.

The heartbroken father of five-year-old Khayalethu Magadla, who fell into a sewer manhole in Soweto on June 12, has opened up about the pain he is feeling for his missing son, who would have turned six on Monday.

There is no shortage of skilled truck drivers in the country, employment and labour minister Thulas Nxesi said on Monday.

The Special Tribunal on Monday reserved judgment in an application by six companies which have been joined to a review application of the controversial R150m Digital Vibes contract.

Eskom has announced that it will implement stage 2 load-shedding from 5pm on Monday night.

The need for innovation in the aviation space may require additional funding in future, including from the public purse.

Workers will this week return to the River Club construction site in Cape Town to perform “critical remedial and protective’ work required to stop the site falling into disrepair, the development company said on Monday.

“It’s been three years and I’m free,” says Sean Davison, the right-to-die activist whose three-year house arrest ended on Monday morning with him signing documents at the Cape Town high court.

Sassa says one million approved applicants will be paid their R350 grants by the end of this week.