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Springbok Sevens assistant coach Philip Snyman lauded the composure of his team after they held off a stern challenge from the USA at the HSBC Cape Town SVNS on Saturday afternoon.
Sixteen people were injured when a minibus taxi rolled on the M4 Ruth First Highway near the Virginia Airport in Durban on Saturday afternoon.
A prominent member of Afrikaner right-wing group Bittereinders found himself embroiled in a nasty assault case at a popular Pretoria pub.
A motion in the Nelson Mandela Bay Metro has sparked discussion on the removal of colonial statues in Gqeberha.
Dan Marokane is set to return to Eskom eight years after he was suspended in what the State Capture Inquiry found to be a plot conceived by the Guptas and former president Jacob Zuma.
Suspended Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe's accusations that his deputy, Patricia Goliath, used the k-word and was "racist" were not backed up by his now ex-wife or substantiated by "prima facie" evidence, according to the Judicial Service Commission.
Adopt-a-River says E. coli levels in beach and river water conditions can change in 24 hours, depending on rain, load shedding, wind and ocean currents.
After numerous years of stumbling through the development of the NHI Bill, the government has taken another step closer to having the impending disaster approved by President Cyril Ramaphosa, writes Wayne Duvenage.
Shosholoza Meyl passengers who were traveling from Johannesburg to Cape Town had to continue the rest of their trip by bus after overhead wire cables were stolen between Kaalfontein and Muldersvlei.
The Portfolio Committee on Home Affairs received briefings from Parliament's legal services and the IEC on the impact of the Constitutional Court's ruling,
Parts of the AmaMpondo royal house were destroyed when a rondavel caught fire.
Cape Town's Central Line, once the busiest of all passenger rail corridors in South Africa, has been destroyed by theft and vandalism. Efforts to fix the track have been met with extreme violence.
Shosholoza Meyl passengers who were traveling from Johannesburg to Cape Town had to continue the rest of their trip by bus after overhead wire cables were stolen between Kaalfontein and Muldersvlei.
Former National Lotteries Commission employee Mzukisi Makatse, who paid a high price for blowing the whistle on a dodgy lottery grant, has won an international award that celebrates whistleblowers.
Four years after notorious gang leader Mnyamane was shot by police, Roodepoort families still live in fear of criminal syndicates in the area.
Suspended Western Cape Judge President John Hlophe's accusations that his deputy, Patricia Goliath, used the k-word and was "racist" were not backed up by his now ex-wife or substantiated by "prima facie" evidence, according to the Judicial Service Commission.
Adopt-a-River says E. coli levels in beach and river water conditions can change in 24 hours, depending on rain, load shedding, wind and ocean currents.
The Crossroads mass shooter Yolisa Tshaya got three life sentences for one of the mass shootings that terrified Capetonians during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Knysna is open for business this tourism season, despite being plagued by a series of water and sewage woes in recent weeks.
Road Freight Association CEO Gavin Kelly, invites Muhammad Hussain to his office to talk about the port capacity crisis and how businesses have had to make a plan by using less efficient road networks.