In Mulenzhe village, children walk to school along unpaved roads; water is collected; firewood gathered. The cadence of the village seems driven both by necessity and community. In this photo essay, ...

The lack of resources and training at the police’s first responders in Nelson Mandela Bay came under the spotlight when the chairperson of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Police visited the metro.

The parliamentary committee investigating the Mkhwanazi allegations will request another extension to finish its work, while MPs plan a visit to Kgosi Mampuru prison to hear testimony from Vusimuzi ...

A group of officers within the Ekurhuleni metro police is accused of operating as a rogue unit. They have been accused of extortion, kidnapping, theft and hijacking.

It’s good news for Sibanye - there were concerns that the figure could have reached over $700m - and now the company can focus on its operations and assets without this cloud hanging over its head.

South African delegates at COP30 are calling for developed countries to fulfil their pledges and legal obligations amid a developing deadlock regarding the Loss and Damage Fund – a fund meant to ...

Two contradictory State Capture scenarios have emerged in South Africa. The one is that Crime Intelligence officers were arrested as part of a sly plot to derail critical investigations. The other is ...

It may be tempting to believe that a theology that centres on the poor and marginalised is on its way out, but its message is as necessary as ever.

Residents of the Karoo town of Nieu-Bethesda are beside themselves with worry after their beloved Beverley, an art installation, was stolen from her farm dam on the Doornberg Road.

Minister of Transport Barbara Creecy and her deputy Mkhuleko Hlengwa have deferred the implementation of the Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act to 1 July 2026.

This year’s runway designs gave spectators a glimpse into some of the country’s creative and emerging fashion trends.

TotalEnergies’ return to Cabo Delgado will cost an extra $4.5-billion — reflecting the price of terrorism and poor resource governance.