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Jacob Zuma launches a bid to have Advocate Billy Downer investigated.

The Robertsham substation fire was sabotage, according to Joburg mayor.

SASSA reminds beneficiaries that all R350 grants must be collected before 30 November or the grants will be forfeited.

The Department of Correctional Services says education remains a key element in the rehabilitation of inmates at facilities.

Arthur Fraser claims Raymond Zondo is not fit and proper to hold the highest position at the Constitutional Court.

Early predictions of the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic by some public health scientists painted a gloomy picture for Africa.

SARS takes a firm stance against SA's wealthiest shadow economy smugglers.

On Monday over 200 people marched in Pretoria to protest against corruption within the Public Health Department.

Eskom heads to court after NERSA has announced the rejection of the power utility's application for tariff increases.

Ace Magashule's defence is pushing for the State to reveal its list of witnesses.

The process of selecting a new Chief Justice is well underway as the panel received a few hundred public comments regarding the 8 nominees.

Cape Town police, helped by the Hawks and US operatives, took down a high-profile syndicate of 'romance scammers'.

SAPS cracks the case after a murderous husband thinks he can get away with killing his wife and making it look like a suicide.

In Africa, for example, the purpose of the Great Green Wall initiative, which began in 2007, is to restore 100 million hectares of currently degraded land by 2030.

Four gunmen allegedly robbed the eTV news reporter.

Residents from Joe Slovo Extension in Mthatha are living off whatever water they can get, with little assistance from the municipality.

Motorists are advised to avoid these routes in Isando, Ekurhuleni.

The 26th session of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties, popularly known as COP26, is happening at a time when the world has just experienced one of the warmest years on record.

This driver's quick reactions were the difference between injury and confrontation with armed hijackers

Video gamers in California consume more electricity than entire nations. The average Tanzanian used only one-sixth the electricity consumed by a typical American refrigerator in 2014.

Local economic development and better municipal service delivery are vital if South Africa wants to broaden economic participation and reverse its unemployment trend.

Residents from Mhlathuzane protest, blocking the road, after more than 50 shacks were demolished without any notice.

There is no internet in Eswatini as protesters take to the streets to call for pro-democracy reforms.

Teens will only be required to take one dose of the Pfizer vaccine, here's why.