After public criticism, the SANDF has come out guns blazing to defend the golf day event, saying that it was ‘for a good cause’.

South Africa’s very first Pay-Per-Use PET-CT scanner has launched and it promises advanced, cost-effective cancer imaging. Take a look…

Despite contraceptives being available in public clinics, the Gauteng Department of Health is concerned by increasing teenage pregnancies.

Recent data has shown a significant decline in remote working jobs in South Africa – but is the work-from-home trend coming to an end?

South Africa’s mountain passes offer unforgettable views and experiences – here are seven totally scenic ones you have to take…

Uber Moto is the ‘affordable’ motorbike riding service that has just launched in Johannesburg. Will you give it a try?

The DA has announced that applications for councillor candidates will open on 1 February 2025 ahead of the local government elections.

South Africa has its newest multimillionaire! There was ONE lucky winner of Wednesday, 29 January’s R8 million Lotto jackpot. Was it you?

Unisa has refuted claims that it conferred an honorary doctorate in theology to Zimbabwean self-proclaimed prophet Walter Magaya.

Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has said that it was a very busy festive travel period in 2024, with records showing great recovery.

Police have gained a major lead after recovering a cellphone stolen from a Putco employee during the attack.

The City of Cape Town has begun construction on the new Masiphumelele Market for informal traders in the city. Here are the details…

Zanzibar’s mandatory insurance fee, introduced last year, did not seem to affect tourism to the island too badly this past December.

South Africa is taking no prisoners as fines for ocean polluters are hiked up from R500k to R10 million with new law.

The latest data still suggests that South Africa’s motorists are in for woeful petrol and diesel price news in early February 2025.

A recent Labour Court case underscores the importance of fairness in disciplinary actions.

At the weekend, nine SANDF members were killed in a fierce clash with the M23 rebels group in Goma, eastern DRC.

SAPS Ladysmith Groundsman, N.S Dubazane, has become a first-time car owner after winning at the National Excellence Awards.

Why would someone do this? For now, police are keeping theories around the meticulously orchestrated string of crimes close to their chests.

Here is what will happen to SASSA grant beneficiaries with frozen bank accounts so that they can receive payments.

Parties within the GNU, including the FF Plus, DA, and IFP, have strongly opposed the Expropriation Act.

Duduzile Zuma shared a series of controversial tweets during the July unrest, some of which were considered inciting and inflammatory.

The bank accounts of some of the SASSA grant beneficiaries have been frozen, but the agency has asked recipients not to panic.

With the fragile ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas now officially in effect, many airlines are resuming flights to Israel.

How expensive are groceries in 2025 vs 1995? Here’s a look at what the cost of basic items looked like then and now…