Load shedding continued throughout Sunday night, shifting from Stage 4 to Stage 2 from 11 pm until 9 am on Monday morning ...

A Gauteng motorist’s surprise discovery has revealed the South African National Road Agency’s latest ploy to recoup billions of rand owed in e-tolls.

Family members of victims of the Ethiopian air disaster are being given sacks of earth to bury in place of the remains of their loved ones.

The loan will come in a difficult period as the state-owned utility struggles with severe operational problems that have led to renewed load shedding.

An open letter from the ANC Elders to candidates on the party's list who have been implicated in corruption, lied under oath or behaved unethically.

A Durban restaurant which advertisers as "Muslim-owned" has stirred a debate

Terrorist, fascist and racist killer said he wanted to be released from prison after 27 years - like Mandela.

A Pietermaritzburg family, whose five-month-old baby died after he was refused treatment at two state hospitals.

The death toll has risen to 89 in Zimbabwe after Cyclone Idai ravaged the country’s Manicaland, Mashonaland East and Masvingo provinces since Friday.

Mthunzi Gumede, who was not arrested, has been away from work and had his cellphone confiscated by the task team