Prices of canned pilchards, maize and eggs have come down, while sunflower oil remains at its highest since 2021. According to the Competition Commission Essential Food Price Monitoring Report, which

African National Congress (ANC) Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula says negotiations to reach a deal on the national budget are continuing. Mbalula was speaking at the party’s four-day national executive committee meeting,

The double murder-convicted Fochville farmer accused of stealing millions of rand in electricity and equipment from Eskom and Johannesburg’s utility City Power has failed in his Gauteng High Court, Johannesburg,

A 2.10m South African starts in Glasgow Warriors’ second row against his former team, the Lions, at Scotstoun Stadium on Saturday. Since returning from a long-term injury layoff, JP du

Twenty three trafficked South Africans narrowly escaped Myanmar’s two major earthquakes today, when they were repatriated home just hours before the natural disaster struck the area where they were held

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SA Rugby magazine identifies young talent with big potential. Zekhethelo Siyaya arrived at Westville Boys’ High from Paulpietersburg Primary in rural northern KwaZulu-Natal as a shy boy, whose talent on

Banthati Sekwala Africa plays a vital role in the global supply chain due to its rich mineral resources, including diamonds, cobalt, gold, copper, and platinum-group metals (PGMs). This substantial contribution

Police in Gauteng executed a meticulous joint operation and arrested 69-year-old Rex Solomon Mlambo in an ongoing crackdown on illegal dealings in precious metals, and illegal mining. Gauteng spokesperson for

The KwaZulu-Natal violence monitor, Mary de Haas, has attributed ongoing criminal impersonations of police officers to poor management in the South African Police Services. Authorities in the province have raised serious concerns