A UNISA graduation mishap resulted in a distressing experience for students who missed the ceremony due to a date mix-up.
The Phakama Movement protested outside Home Affairs in Mthatha, urging traditional leaders to prevent foreigners from settling in their areas.
South Africa withdrew asylum processing order after violent clashes in Soweto and Durban saw cars torched and foreign-run stores looted.
Coega Steels has switched on its first new transformer to improve energy security, with a second unit expected to be operational in 2027.
Conflicting reports emerge about Jacob Zuma’s health after hospital visit this week, with family contradicting MK Party’s routine check-up claim.
Nelson Mandela Bay’s mobile surveillance vehicle is back in service after nearly five years, strengthening technology-driven safety operations across the metro.
The DA has launched a Gqeberha High Court application alleging Mayor Babalwa Lobishe is liable for unlawful expenditure over a transformer lease.
El Niño will intensify before peaking in December and could become one of the strongest events recorded since 1950, UN warns.
Bethelsdorp Comprehensive School learners have moved into a new facility after years of vandalism, broken windows and inadequate classrooms.
Die nuutste ouditverslag oor vullisterreine dui aan dat tekortkominge in operasionele bestuur, infrastruktuur of nakoming van basiese vereistes oor die land heen voorkom.