The South African Weather Service (Saws) must approach the courts within 30 days to have the "unlawful" appointment of a manager with insufficient credentials set aside
A 17-year-old primary school pupil accused of beating to death murdering an 8-year-old learner at a North West primary school will remain in custody, police said on Monday.
Former president Jacob Zuma says that the prosecution of his "friend and comrade" Schabir Shaik was a test to see if prosecution against him would be successful.
A 30-year-old Mamelodi man fingered in the robbery involving American exchange students will have to wait until next week Monday to hear if he will be granted bail
Sunday was already a day of joy and pride for the graduating class at historically black Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia — and then it got a whole lot better.
The Centre for Environmental Rights has applied to be a friend of the court in case in which the City of Cape Town is seeking to be allowed to procure its own renewable energy without needing permission from the national energy minister.
The EFF's Mpumalanga chairperson Collen Sedibe has come under fire for his warning that FF+ provincial leader Werner Weber will not finish his term "with all his teeth".
A group of about 20 Durban parishioners who were amongst the 25 South African tourists injured when a bomb exploded near their bus in Egypt on Sunday are expected to arrive back in Durban on Monday.
Where would former president Jacob Zuma be if he had been charged with his former financial adviser Schabir Shaik? A long way from the corruption charges that he is still trying to fight‚ his lawyer advocate Muzi Sikhakhane told the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Monday.
Zimbabwe's central bank has secured a $500m (R7.2bn) loan from unspecified international banks to support interbank currency trading from today and ease a dollar crunch that has brought fuel and medicine shortages, governor John Mangudya said.
Almost 200,000 applications were processed by the Gauteng education department for grades 1 and 8 on Monday morning - double the number of applications the department received in 2018.
Western Cape ANC spokesperson Lionel Adendorf has given an ultimatum to the party's provincial executive committee to retract claims that he had been "relieved" of his duties or face legal action.
KwaZulu-Natal premier-elect Sihle Zikalala will be sworn in as head of the province by KZN judge president Achmat Jappie in Pietermaritzburg on Wednesday.
