IEC Ready for First National Voter Registration Weekend in KwaZulu-Natal
The Electoral Commission (IEC) in KwaZulu-Natal says it is fully prepared for the country's first national voter registration weekend, set to take place on Saturday and Sunday.
Man Killed in Suspected Targeted Shooting in Durban's Springfield Park
A man has been shot and killed in what is believed to be a targeted attack in the Springfield Park area of Durban.
Reserve Bank Opens Public Museum Showcasing South Africa’s Economic History
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) has officially opened its new public museum, giving visitors an opportunity to explore the country's rich economic and financial history while gaining a deeper understanding of the central bank's role in the economy.
Motorists Could See Further Fuel Price Relief in July Despite Levy Increase
South African motorists could be in line for even larger fuel price cuts in July as fuel over-recoveries continue to strengthen.
No Malawian Nationals at Sherwood Hall Linked to Crime, Says Home Affairs
Home Affairs officials in KwaZulu-Natal say none of the Malawian nationals currently being processed for deportation at Durban's Sherwood Hall have been linked to criminal activity.
Police Hunt Suspects After N2 Cash-in-Transit Heist Sparks Chaos and Looting in Hibberdene
Police are searching for suspects following a cash-in-transit (CIT) heist on the N2 near Hibberdene on KwaZulu-Natal's south coast that left three security guards injured and triggered widespread looting and traffic disruptions.
Thabo Bester and Co-Accused to Appear in Bloemfontein Court Ahead of Main Trial
Convicted murderer and rapist Thabo Bester and his co-accused are expected to appear in the Free State High Court in Bloemfontein on Friday for case management proceedings ahead of their highly anticipated trial.
MK Party Expels Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and Nhlamulo Ndhlela
The MK Party has officially expelled Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla and Nhlamulo Ndhlela following months of internal disciplinary action.
Tshwane Metro Police Impound 58 Public Transport Vehicles in Road Safety Crackdown
The Tshwane Metro Police Department (TMPD) has impounded 58 public transport vehicles, including taxis, scholar transport vehicles and e-hailing services, during a series of road safety operations conducted across the city this week.
oThongathi Crematorium Reopens After Years of Disruptions and Delays
The oThongathi Crematorium has resumed full operations following months of service disruptions caused by repeated equipment failures that left grieving families facing delays and added pressure on alternative facilities.
Peet Viljoen Remains Behind Bars as Bail Hearing in R100 Million Fraud Case is Postponed
Former attorney and reality television personality Peet Viljoen briefly appeared in the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court on Thursday, where his case was postponed to 26 June for a formal bail application.
IEC Calls on South Africans to Register Ahead of 2026 Local Government Elections
The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) is urging eligible South Africans to register to vote, update their registration details and verify their voting information during this weekend's nationwide voter registration drive.
Cold Weather Sweeps Across South Africa as Strong Winds Hit Northern Cape
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has warned that cold to cool weather conditions are expected to affect large parts of the country from today, with several provinces bracing for lower temperatures and unsettled weather.
Two Mozambican Nationals Arrested in Connection with Murder of Elderly Couple in Kruger National Park
Police have made a breakthrough in the investigation into the murder of an elderly Mossel Bay couple whose bodies were discovered in the Kruger National Park last month.
Investigation Underway After Canadian Tourist Fatally Shot in Kruger National Park
An investigation has been launched following the death of a 69-year-old Canadian tourist who was allegedly accidentally shot at the Kruger National Park on Wednesday night.
Thousands of Malawian Nationals Remain Stranded at Durban's Sherwood Hall Awaiting Repatriation
More than 7,000 Malawian nationals remain stranded at Sherwood Hall in Durban as they await repatriation to their home country, with growing frustration over transport delays erupting into unrest on Wednesday.
US and Iran Sign Interim Agreement to End War as Trump Warns of Renewed Strikes
The United States and Iran have released the text of an interim agreement signed by their presidents aimed at ending months of conflict, with US President Donald Trump warning that military action could resume if Tehran fails to comply with the deal.
Gayton McKenzie Urges Patriotic Alliance Members to Avoid Anti-Immigration Marches
Patriotic Alliance (PA) leader Gayton McKenzie has called on his supporters to steer clear of planned anti-immigration marches, warning against vigilante action and urging South Africans not to take the law into their own hands.
Grade 10 Learner Dies Following Alleged Assault at Bellville School
A Grade 10 learner has died following an alleged assault by a fellow pupil at a school in Bellville, Cape Town, in an incident reportedly linked to the theft of a cellphone.
SAMWU Strike at uMsunduzi Continues After Labour Court Dismisses Municipality's Bid
The South African Municipal Workers Union (SAMWU) says its members will continue with their protected strike action at the uMsunduzi Municipality until their demands are addressed, following a recent Labour Court ruling in the union's favour.
Hawks Commander Admits Proper Procedures Were Not Followed in Storage of R200 Million Cocaine Haul
KwaZulu-Natal Hawks Provincial Commander Campbell Nyuswa has admitted that proper procedures were not followed when a cocaine consignment worth an estimated R200 million was stored at the Hawks' offices in Port Shepstone.
Police Disperse Protesting Malawian Nationals at Durban Transit Site
Public Order Police deployed stun grenades and rubber bullets on Wednesday to disperse a group of disgruntled Malawian nationals at the Sherwood Hall transit site in Durban after tensions flared over the repatriation process.
Fuel Price Surge Pushes Inflation to 4.5% in May
South Africa's consumer inflation rate accelerated to 4.5% in May, largely driven by a sharp increase in fuel prices linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
DA Reshuffles GNU Representatives, Steenhuisen Moved from Agriculture Portfolio
The Democratic Alliance (DA) has announced a major reshuffle of its representatives serving in the Government of National Unity (GNU), with party leader John Steenhuisen moved from his role as Minister of Agriculture to Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition.