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Sphelele “Magolide” Shinga and Malizo Dzanibe were granted R1 000 bail each in the Durban Magistrate’s Court, with strict conditions barring them from protest-related activities and prohibiting intimidation during visits to the Department of Home Affairs.

South Africa’s coastline is getting new interpretive signs so that people who were previously unable to read or fully understand them may have access to the information.

South Africa’s coastline is getting new interpretive signs so that people who were previously unable to read or fully understand them may have access to the information.

US actor Selma Blair was arrested after an alleged altercation on a flight from Los Angeles to New York City that injured at least two cabin crew members, authorities said Monday.

RJ Mitte, the young actor best known for playing Walter White Jr. in the award-winning TV series ‘Breaking Bad’.

Former Springbok and Bulls mentor Jake White has been appointed as the new head coach of the Fiji national rugby team.

In October 2020, Maxine Williams bit into a hamburger at Beyerskloof Wine Bar in Stellenbosch, swallowed a needle-like object, bled, was rushed to the emergency room, and survived hours of failed surgery and five days in hospital.

Vestas says increasing tariffs for renewable energy components will not foster local manufacturing without sufficient government-driven demand for wind energy projects.

What is driving the hate on display in Durban against foreigners? Adriaan Basson interrogates KwaZulu-Natal’s history of violence.

When News24 readers did the maths on City Power’s solar lighting budget, the reaction was disbelief at the idea that the entity would pay R650 000 per light.

When News24 readers did the maths on City Power’s solar lighting budget, the reaction was disbelief at the idea that the entity would pay R650 000 per light.

Gauteng High Court Judge Nomonde Mngqibisa-Thusi, who avoided being found guilty of impeachable gross misconduct after she revealed how personal problems and “some form of African initiation” resulted in 21 delayed rulings, is again under fire for an eight-year judgment wait.

Gauteng High Court Judge Nomonde Mngqibisa-Thusi, who avoided being found guilty of impeachable gross misconduct after she revealed how personal problems and “some form of African initiation” resulted in 21 delayed rulings, is again under fire for an eight-year judgment wait.