A number of protests are expected to take place around the country today, to demand justice for a seven-year-old who was raped allegedly at the Bergview College in Eastern Cape.

The City of Tshwane’s council has approved the Tshwane Automotive City Master Plan, paving the way for a massive development project in the Rosslyn area with the potential to create

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The ANC said the collapse of budget talks may lead to the reconfiguration of the Government of National Unity, especially when people are using the budget for political scoring. Speaking

The state and defence in the Joshlin Smith trial may have been the victims of cyberbullying. That is according to Judge Nathan Erasmus as the fifth week of the trial into

Fijian midfielder Semi Radradra has been ruled out of Lyon’s round-of-16 Challenge Cup playoff against the Sharks at Matmut Stadium on Sunday. The 32-year-old sprained a knee during his side’s

Will it be third time lucky for Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg judge High Court Judge Leicester Adams, the sole candidate for Tuesday’s Judicial Service Commission (JSC) interview to fill the

Chairperson of the Standing Committee on Appropriations, Mmusi Maimane, is urging the public to participate in public hearings on the 2025 Division of Revenue Amendment Bill being held across the

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi has emphasised the importance of repositioning the province as the preferred destination of choice. Lesufi delivered opening remarks at the inaugural Public Works Infrastructure Summit underway

The Pinetown Regional Court on Monday had to postpone the sentencing of two senior police officers who accepted a R120 000 bribe to fudge evidence in an ANC murder case,