SA has pleaded with President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare Monday a public holiday, as some parts of the world have done, to observe Queen Elizabeth's funeral.

“The obscene amount of food ‘waste’, or rather surplus food, presents a massive opportunity to curb food insecurity while saving the environment."

The trial of five men accused of murdering soccer star Senzo Meyiwa continues in the Pretoria high court on Friday.

Former advocate in the Senzo Meyiwa trail Teffo Malesela has been slammed by scores of people online for barging into court and demanding to see the judge.

Suspended public protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane is back in the Western Cape High Court on Friday.

'Shrinkflation' is when manufacturers repackage in a slightly smaller pack in the hope consumers don't notice. They call it “more affordable” but we’re not getting a bargain; we’re getting less product for our spend.

Interviews of candidates for the SABC board continue in parliament on Friday.

Kenyan President William Ruto followed up on a pledge to remove a fuel subsidy that has further depleted the state’s already strained coffers, a move likely to be unpopular with some motorists in the East African nation.

Was advocate Dali Mpofu "calling out injustice" or acting like a "spoilt child"?

Tailings dams require maintenance and monitoring throughout their life cycle, particularly when they are reaching final capacity.

Almost 80% of remote workers believe their employers would fire them if they said “no” to a return-to-office mandate.

Uber Technologies Inc said on Thursday it is responding to a cybersecurity incident

About half of SA’s top earners and university graduates are considering emigration as citizens lose faith in the country’s future, the Social Research Foundation said, citing a survey it conducted.

Novaya Gazeta carved out a niche as the country's leading investigative news outlet

Cyclists were ready to biff the body after it said they should not ride on Monday, the day of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral

Makate wanted copies of 18 revenue-generating value added services’ contracts but Vodacom could only make 11 available

The vast estates underpinning the British monarchy’s money are switching hands

The father says his daughter has already been cremated

On Wednesday the Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Distribution Company said it will cut power for up to 13 hours a day

Mining communities have been raising environmental concerns about mining in their areas for a long time, the SA Human Rights Commission said on Thursday.

It was Longwe Twala who brought the gun that killed Senzo Meyiwa into the Khumalo's Vosloorus home in October 2014 but it was Meyiwa's girlfriend, songstress Kelly Khumalo, who accidentally pulled the trigger.

The Legal Resources Centre (LRC) presented the 2022 George Bizos Human Rights Award to former Constitutional Court Justice Yvonne Mokgoro, for her remarkable leadership in the pursuit of equality and justice for all.

Deputy president David Mabuza says the government’s policy options and position have not reached a point where privatisation is the answer to Eskom’s problems.

A 29-year-old man who fatally stabbed his co-worker 37 times in Greylingstad in Mpumalanga last year was on Wednesday sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment.

Deputy president David Mabuza answered questions in parliament on Thursday where Eskom and illegal mining took centre stage.

Mabuza says government remains the only instrument to ensure a reliable electricity supply and is 'taking the land back to the people'.

A professional mixed martial artist and gym co-owner has spoken out against an apparent veil of silence around the filming of a female member in the showers at another fitness  establishment in Cape Town.

Donations for an Iowa teenager poured in on Thursday, doubling the $150,000 amount a court ordered her to pay the family of a man whom she killed after he allegedly sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the city was committed to providing shelter to asylum seekers and other migrants rushing into the city in recent months, which is required by city law.

Scores of learners, some with guns, from the Alexandra township embarked on a protest on Thursday following the stabbing of the deputy principal of Realogile High School, allegedly by a learner.