The High Court in Johannesburg has clarified that only authorised law enforcement officials may demand or inspect a person's immigration documentation, reaffirming the legal limits on who may carry out such checks.
South Africa’s inflation outlook has become more challenging for the South African Reserve Bank (SARB), with new data showing expectations moving higher in the second quarter.
South Africa must strictly enforce its immigration laws, and this should not be mischaracterised as xenophobia, according to ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba.
Several people have been arrested for looting and attempted looting during ongoing demonstrations against undocumented immigrants taking place across South Africa.
The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) is expected to provide an update on police deployments as anti-illegal migration marches get underway across South Africa today.
Four individuals believed to be affiliated with the March and March movement were arrested in Johannesburg over the weekend following allegations of a home invasion involving a Congolese family.
KwaZulu-Natal police have arrested five suspects, aged between 14 and 27, in connection with the burglary of a foreign-owned tuck shop in Hammarsdale, west of Durban.
WhatsApp is rolling out a long-awaited usernames feature that will allow users to connect without sharing their phone numbers, in what the messaging platform describes as a major privacy enhancement.
South African motorists will receive significant relief at the fuel pumps from Wednesday after the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources announced substantial decreases in the prices of petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin.
South Africa is on high alert as thousands of demonstrators gather across the country for planned anti-illegal immigration protests, with law enforcement agencies deploying thousands of officers to maintain order and prevent violence.
The National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (Natjoints) has called on organisers and participants of nationwide protests against undocumented foreign nationals to honour their commitments to authorities and ensure that demonstrations remain peaceful and within the confines of the law.
South Africa is on high alert ahead of planned nationwide anti-illegal immigration marches, as citizen-led groups have demanded that undocumented foreign nationals leave the country by Tuesday.
Business Unity South Africa (BUSA) has called for calm ahead of planned nationwide protests over illegal immigration, warning that the country cannot afford a repeat of the widespread violence and economic devastation experienced during the July 2021 unrest.
The family of seven-year-old Lathitha Mtolo says the confirmation that human remains found during a search are those of the missing child has brought heartbreaking closure after months of uncertainty.
The Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court has once again denied bail to alleged political fixer Brown Mogotsi, who remains in custody as he continues to challenge the decision in the High Court.
Police in Gqeberha have opened a murder investigation after four people were found shot dead at a residence in the Solomon Mahlangu Informal Settlement in Walmer, Eastern Cape, on Monday.
Police say robbery is believed to be the motive behind the murder of a 23-year-old shopkeeper who was found dead inside his tuck shop in Matiwaneskop, northern KwaZulu-Natal.
Eighteen people were injured following a collision between a bus and a truck on the N3 highway between the Tugela River and the Bergville Toll Plaza in the early hours of Monday, 29 June.
The Takealot Group has reported its first-ever profit, marking a significant milestone for South Africa’s largest online retailer, as adjusted earnings before interest and tax (aEBIT) moved into positive territory.
Acting National Police Commissioner Lieutenant General Puleng Dimpane has strongly condemned the attempted assassination of suspended senior Crime Intelligence officer Major-General Feroz Khan, who remains in a critical condition after being shot in Johannesburg.
Government has urged calm amid growing concerns within migrant communities ahead of the unofficial 30 June deadline set by anti-migrant groups for undocumented foreign nationals to leave South Africa.
Hundreds of foreign nationals seeking to return to their home countries remain stranded at an overcrowded transit site in Durban as an unofficial 30 June departure deadline approaches.
The Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport has intervened after dozens of families evicted from occupied land were left living alongside the N14 in Krugersdorp, raising serious road safety concerns.
The Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) says it will be on high alert ahead of planned anti-illegal immigration marches and gatherings expected to take place in Soweto on Monday.
