The Police and Prisons Civil Rights Union (POPCRU) has raised concerns on developments within the Criminal Justice Cluster, which it says continues to face systemic challenges. POPCRU is holding its

The G20 nations acknowledge the vital role of energy efficiency in driving sustainable growth and meeting Paris Agreement targets, as well as prioritizing enhanced energy productivity and increased investment in

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) says it will oppose businessman Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala application to seek leave to appeal the decision of the Alexandra Magistrate’s Court in Johannesburg to deny

The state has told the High Court in Polokwane that Limpopo pig farmer, Zachariah Olivier, and his employee, William Musora, had planned to kill the people who were scavenging at

The High Court in Johannesburg has postponed City Power’s urgent interdict against the Hawks to Friday. This is to allow the Hawks legal team time to file their outstanding affidavits.

South Africa’s government says its flotilla activists have safely arrived in Jordan, marking the first step in their journey home. The delegation was welcomed by South Africa’s Ambassador to Jordan,

Ntuli and Education MEC Sipho Hlomuka have conducted an oversight visit to the printing centre where exam papers are being prepared. In less than three weeks, thousands of matric learners

Services at the Home Affairs offices in the Pretoria CBD have been disrupted. This is after scores of people blocked the entrance to the offices, demanding the unblocking of their identity

Family spokesperson David King says, “They would not have closure anytime soon because what they are even more concerned about is, yes, the perpetrators have been arrested, but what is

Johannesburg City Power believes it’s unfair that the High Court in the city has ruled that it has to rebuild houses that it has denied demolishing, in the Alexandra township,