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Four men in the Free State are facing charges of murder after beating someone to death in an apparent vigilante attack.

A body washed up in Durban with multiple shark bites, although authorities suspect that a shark attack may not have been the cause of death.

On Wednesday, 30 March, more than 80 pufferfish washed up on Simons Town beach in Cape Town, officials still don’t know why.

The European Union recently announced the new Digital Markets Act which could affect the privacy of messages in apps like WhatsApp.

Were the symptoms experienced by two Ukrainian negotiators and Russian businessman, Roman Abramovich, due to a poisoning attack?

The Competition Commission will be performing an inquiry into the cost of many foods in the country, focusing mainly on fresh produce.

Four of South Africa's main cities have made it onto a list for the world's 50 most violent cities, with Cape Town in the lead.

Basic income support is not the government ‘being generous' because the money may be taken from increased tax on employed citizens.

The Nelson Mandela Bay municipality is urging residents from Port Elizabeth and its surroundings to boil municipal water before consuming it.

Snowballing problems in Tshwane have residents in despair after an Eskom power disruption causes water shortages.

In July, UPL Chemical, a Durban warehouse storing thousands of pesticides, burnt down, causing toxic smoke to waft through nearby suburbs.

While the prices of some vegetables, such as potatoes and carrots, have dropped, tomatoes have recently seen a major price increase.

As of today Denmark has lifted most of its Covid-19 Restrictions. Stating that the virus is no longer "a socially critical disease".

Today President Cyril Ramaphosa will be receiving Letters of Credence with the aim of advancing diplomatic relations.

Minister of Transport, Mr Fikile Mbalula, has released the Fatality count for the 42 days of the 2021 festive season’s Arrive Alive campaign.

MEC Madoda Sambatha congratulates Joe Morolong Memorial Hospital in Vryburg for their successful delivery of quadruplets.

Two more sluices have been opened at the Vaal Dam, meaning more water and sanitation for many Gauteng residents.

Minister Barbara Creecy has delegated environmental management inspectors to aid in the investigation of the pollution of KZN rivers.

This morning Minister in The Presidency, Mondli Gungubele, joined a delegation to visit the new Port Nolloth Green Hydrogen Project.