Death Toll Rises to Five in Fatal N2 Crash Near Peddie
The death toll in a tragic collision involving a bakkie and a bus on the N2 near Peddie has risen to five, according to the Eastern Cape Department of Transport.
Tensions Flare at Sherwood Hall as Malawian Nationals Confront Anti-Illegal Immigration Activist
Tensions boiled over outside the Sherwood Hall grounds in Durban on Monday when a large group of Malawian nationals confronted anti-illegal immigration activist Ngizwe Mchunu and members of the March and March movement.
2026 Sardine Run Officially Begins as Crowds Flock to KZN South Coast
The 2026 Sardine Run has officially begun along KwaZulu-Natal's South Coast, with seine netters successfully hauling in the first significant catches at Port Edward over the weekend.
Pietermaritzburg Grapples With Power Outages, Water Shortages and Mounting Waste Amid Msunduzi Strike
Residents and businesses in Pietermaritzburg continue to face severe disruptions to essential services as a strike by municipal workers in Msunduzi enters its 10th day, leaving parts of the city without electricity, water and refuse collection.
World Cup Shuttle Bus Torched as Knicks' NBA Triumph Sparks Chaotic Celebrations in New York
New York Knicks fans flooded the streets of Midtown Manhattan late on Saturday to celebrate the team's historic NBA Finals victory, but jubilant scenes quickly descended into chaos as a World Cup shuttle bus was set alight and a teenager was shot during the celebrations.
FOSA Calls for Ramaphosa's Resignation Over Impeachment Court Bid
The Forum for South Africa (FOSA) has joined calls for President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign immediately, accusing him of using legal processes and public funds to avoid accountability over the findings of the Section 89 independent panel.
KZN Transport Department Backs Tough Action Against Security Guards Accused of Assaulting E-Hailing Driver
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport says it remains committed to ensuring accountability in cases involving violence, threats and intimidation on the province's roads.
Durban Metro Police Officer Suspended Over Alleged Job Scam
A Durban Metro Police officer has been suspended and is under investigation after allegedly taking money from members of the public while falsely promising them jobs within the Metro Police Service.
Cape Union Mart Seeks Court Order to Restrict Pro-Palestine Protests Outside Stores
Outdoor retailer Cape Union Mart has approached the Western Cape High Court seeking an interdict against pro-Palestine activists who have been staging protests and consumer boycotts outside its stores since late 2023.
Government Warns Citizens Against Conducting Immigration Checks
The Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) on migration has warned that South African citizens do not have the authority to conduct identity checks or enforce immigration laws on foreign nationals, stressing that such actions are illegal and should not be tolerated.
Thousands of Malawians Begin Journey Home as Repatriation Effort Continues in Durban
The repatriation of thousands of Malawian nationals who have been sheltering at Sherwood Park in Durban is expected to continue until Tuesday, as buses transport families back to Malawi following days of uncertainty and delays.
Therapy Donkeys Bring Comfort and Hope to Psychiatric Patients in France
A unique animal therapy programme at a psychiatric hospital in France is transforming the lives of patients, offering comfort, companionship and a welcome break from the challenges of mental illness.
Thailand Mourns Death of Princess Bajrakitiyabha at 47
Thailand is mourning the death of Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol, the eldest daughter of Maha Vajiralongkorn, who passed away at the age of 47 after a prolonged illness.
Learner Killed, 14 Injured in Limpopo Minibus and Truck Collision
A 13-year-old learner has died and 14 others have been seriously injured following a collision between a minibus taxi and a truck near Sepanapudi in Lebowakgomo, Limpopo.
Nkabinde Inquiry Rejects Batohi’s Bid to Submit Written Representations
The Nkabinde Inquiry has dismissed an application by former National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi to have formal written submissions admitted into the official record of the proceedings.
Home Affairs Deports Nearly 1,000 Undocumented Malawians in Largest Repatriation Operation Yet
The Department of Home Affairs has confirmed the deportation of 980 undocumented Malawian nationals, describing it as the largest repatriation operation involving Malawian citizens conducted by the department to date.
uMkhomazi Water Scheme Near Completion as Relief Looms for Durban South Residents
Residents in several areas south of Durban could soon experience improved water supply as the multi-billion-rand uMkhomazi Water Scheme enters its final phase of construction.
Business Group Questions Interest Rate Hike Amid Weak Economic Growth
South Africa’s leading business organisation has criticised the South African Reserve Bank’s recent decision to raise interest rates, arguing that the move comes at a time when economic growth remains weak and business confidence is under pressure.
SAB Opposes Proposed 20% Excise Duty Increase on Beer
South African Breweries (SAB) has voiced strong opposition to a proposal to increase excise duties on standard beer by 20%, warning that the move could have unintended economic consequences.
Mashaba Faces Further Scrutiny at Madlanga Commission
Gauteng Traffic Police Chief Samuel Mashaba is set to continue his testimony before the Madlanga Commission on Friday, where questions are expected to focus on his relationship with alleged informer Tumelo Nku and his involvement in the 2021 Aeroton drug bust.
Mexico Cruise Past South Africa in World Cup Opener
Mexico launched their FIFA World Cup campaign in style with a convincing 2-0 victory over South Africa at the iconic Estadio Azteca on Thursday, as the tournament's largest-ever edition got underway.
Government Phasing Out Outdated Tertiary Qualifications to Modernise Skills Training
The Department of Higher Education and Training has announced the phased withdrawal of several outdated tertiary qualifications as part of a broader effort to modernise South Africa's skills development system and better align training programmes with labour market demands.
Injured Toll Rises to 15 Following Deadly Cleveland Informal Settlement Shooting
The number of people injured in the deadly shooting at the Jumpers Informal Settlement in Cleveland, Johannesburg, has risen to 15, as police intensify efforts to track down those responsible for the attack.
Rise Mzansi Blames Weak Policing for Surge in Mass Shootings After Cleveland Tragedy
Rise Mzansi has criticised law enforcement authorities for what it describes as a failure to tackle the proliferation of illegal firearms, following a mass shooting in Cleveland, Johannesburg, that left 12 people dead and 10 others injured.