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Case of 4 men accused of murdering Atlantis teen Moore postponed
Jordan Moore (16) his cousin and a friend were sitting in a park earlier this month when they were threatened at gunpoint.
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Ongoing freight industry violence claims life of 45-year-old truck driver
Police said they have opened a case of murder after the deceased was found with gunshot and burnt wounds.
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HIGH NOTE: SA's Trevor Noah to host 63rd Grammy Awards in 2021
Trevor Noah, who currently hosts 'The Daily Show' will host the music awards on Sunday, 31st January.
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Finance Minister once again commits to cutting Public Service Wage Bill
The bulk of government's spending cuts rest on striking a deal with public servants on a wage freeze and unions are not happy.
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Mboweni announces R500m investment in vaccine consortium
The pandemic and associated lockdowns have left South Africa’s economy in tatters.
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SABC postpones retrenchment process to end of December
About 400 staffers were set to get Section 189 notices with 170 posts being created.
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Govt reiterates financial commitment to women-owned businesses
An inter-ministerial committee launched the 16 Days for No Violence Against Women and Children in Pretoria earlier on Tuesday.
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SAHRC takes PAC to court for using ‘one settler, one bullet’ phrase during march
The organisation used the phrase on a poster about its unsanctioned demonstration following an Economic Freedom Fighter protest relating to a private matric party attended only by some white learners, parents and teachers.
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Golden Arrow calls for support from govt, police to combat bus attacks
The company says on average more than 200 buses are attacked in some way every month and there are six to eight robberies on busses on a weekly basis.
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EFF MPs face the music in Parly over 2019 budget vote speech disruptions
Twenty MPs face sanction after storming the podium in July last year to try to block Pravin Gordhan from delivering his budget vote address at a mini-plenary venue
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo inquiry to hear evidence relating to Denel
Last month, the state capture commission heard evidence from former procurement executive Celia Malahlela how the state-owned arms manufacturer was looted.
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ANALYSIS: Why the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine is now a global game changer
Oxford and AstraZeneca have previously made their own commitments to provide a billion doses of their vaccine for low- and middle-income countries, with a commitment to provide 400 million doses before the end of 2020.
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De Lille receives 50k submissions expressing objection to Expropriation Bill
Many of the submissions were one-line emails with the writer simply expressing their objection to the bill.
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Shopping on Black Friday? Here’s what you should & shouldn’t keep in the fridge
As Black Friday approaches, people will be looking to save on items and this will taking advantage of specials like two for one and bulk shopping.
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CT woman delivers baby on roof in Belhar
The City of Cape Town's JP Smith said the little boy and his mother were then rushed to hospital and they are doing fine.
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Economic empowerment is integral to ending GBV, says Nkoana-Mashabane
The Inter-Ministerial Committee on gender-based violence (GBV) in the country on Tuesday launched the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women in Pretoria.
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Nehawu to march on Thursday over public servant salary increases
The union's general secretary, Zola Saphetha, said that the union would march this coming Thursday when the Health Council was meeting.
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TESSA DOOMS: Leadership - not money - will solve our youth unemployment problem
Many programmes focus on getting youth ready for the world of work; perhaps it is time for the world of work to adapt to the youth, writes Tessa Dooms.
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Ndabeni-Abrahams determined to find amicable solution to SABC problems
Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams and Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi on Monday met with the public broadcaster’s board over plans to retrench around 400 workers.
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5 people killed, 3 wounded in Nyanga terminus shooting
The shooting occurred on Monday night.
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More than 200 Golden Arrow buses attacked monthly, WC Transport committee told
Buses are often seen as soft targets and often during protests they're petrol-bombed or stoned.
