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Cosatu fights to get e-tolls scrapped in Gauteng, as they believe the policy failed. Motorists seem to be boycotting the system instead of supporting it.

Company Directors and officials form part of the suspect list regarding the corruption claims at Mogalakwena Municipality.

Bhanga is recovering in hospital as authorities piece together the circumstances behind Saturday's fatal car crash.

After a failed attempt at firing her, PRASA is suing its currently suspended head of legal services, Martha Ngoye.

The term fracking refers to the high-pressure injection of water mixed with fluid chemical additives – including friction reducers, gels and acids – and “propping agents” such as sand to create fractures in deep rock formations such as shale, allowing oil or gas to flow out.

The Islamic State Khorasan Province, which is also known by the acronyms ISIS-K, ISKP and ISK, is the official affiliate of the Islamic State movement operating in Afghanistan, as recognized by Islamic State core leadership in Iraq and Syria.

Central banks are creatures of their society. Society creates institutions and gives them a particular responsibility. The one thing common across central banks is that they have a responsibility for price stability.

Bookkeeper turned fraudster arrested after stealing approximately R11 million in UIF relief funds from bakeries based in Gauteng.

A solution that will allow undocumented persons to receive the covid vaccine is being developed and is expected to be available from October

Spotify provides aggregated listening data across a country, as well as an algorithm that classifies the positivity or negativity of each song. Using these inputs, we calculate “music sentiment” — a measure of a country’s sentiment as expressed by the positivity of the songs its citizens listen to.

Funeral insurance has always been an easy target for fraud, and in 2020 Covid-19 made South Africans even more desperate as before.

As the unemployment rate climbs in South Africa, job seekers gather in Cape Town in hopes of getting work with Amazon and the River Club.

In an era when rock drummers were larger-than-life showmen with big kits and egos to match, Charlie Watts remained the quiet man behind a modest drum set. But Watts wasn’t your typical rock drummer.

After 3 years, the Constitutional Court is holding Bathabile Dlamini accountable for her reckless acts of perjury.

Groote Schuur Hospital board members are highly upset by comments and statements made about personnel during an anti-vaxxer protest.

As the 2020 Paralympics open, those numbers are almost incomparably larger. This year’s teams hail from approximately 160 nations.

South Africa won't be celebrating this new record as unemployment rates hit a new high of 34.4% in the latest QLFS release.

PRASA assures that there are plans to rehabilitate some of Pretoria's crumbling train stations and have them "functional" by March 2022.

Peri-peri chicken fans were disappointed and frustrated when Nando’s announced the temporary closure of nearly 50 restaurants.

With the simple touch of a smartphone, online food delivery services conveniently offer takeaway food straight to your door.

SAPS is desperately reaching out to the community to assist with murder investigation of local tavern owner.

Amidst the national shut down rumours over the weekend, SAPS braced for the worse. However, only one disruption has been reported so far.

Lottery grants go amiss, with reports of corruption, fraud and nepotism. Yet the Auditor-general declines to review the paper trail.

The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift among businesses to solutions based on digital technology. The growing switch to online and mobile platform transactions has ensured that businesses do not completely shut down.