Beyond their 1,700 km journey from Limpopo to Cape Town, the Gauta BMX cycling trio continue to raise awareness about gender-based violence and inspire youth activism across South Africa.
After years of service in anti-poaching operations, South African military veterans are left without support as their contracts are terminated, leading to demands for justice.
Eighteen-year-old NSRI lifeguard Channah van Coller received a Letter of Appreciation for her heroic rescue of UK tourist Darren Sutton from a rip current at Wilderness Beach, showcasing her bravery and dedication to lifesaving.
In a recent operation, the Health Professions Council of South Africa arrested a man unlawfully practising medicine in Chatsworth, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat unregistered medical practitioners.
Explore the rich history of the Shree Emperumal Hindu Temple in Mount Edgecombe, KwaZulu-Natal, as it celebrates 150 years of service to the Indian community, highlighting its architectural significance, cultural contributions, and the enduring spirit of the indentured labourers who built it.
Thulasizwe Buthelezi, MEC for Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, announces the construction of nine new homes for families displaced by a crater in Ophiyaneni, Nongoma.
Mayor Cyril Xaba of eThekwini Municipality discusses the insights gained from the G20 Disaster Risk Reduction Working Group meeting, emphasising the importance of global cooperation in enhancing disaster resilience and preparedness.
The Rural Doctors Association of Southern Africa urges the Department of Health to prioritise the recruitment of healthcare professionals in rural areas, following the recent approval to hire 1,650 workers amid a growing healthcare crisis.
The Chinese government has donated R1 million to KwaZulu-Natal's disaster relief efforts as part of the Winter Season Disaster Awareness Campaign launch, aimed at helping communities prepare for and respond to seasonal weather incidents.
The KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education's appointment of 1 530 critical educators fills crucial gaps in Mathematics, Sciences and Technical subjects, with teacher unions welcoming the move as bringing 'stability to schools and job security to educators'.
South Africa's National Health Council has announced a R1. 78 billion initiative to recruit 1 650 healthcare professionals, with doctors' unions welcoming the plan while nursing organisations condemn the allocation of only 200 nursing positions as 'shockingly inadequate' amid critical staff shortages and burnout.
South Africa's Master's Offices continue to face severe inefficiencies despite a year-old rescue plan, forcing estate administrators to bypass official processes while government officials claim progress. Legal practitioners warn the system faces collapse without urgent intervention.
With only 250 judges nationwide and court dates being scheduled as far ahead as 2031, South Africa's justice system faces a critical breaking point. Legal experts warn that this severe backlog not only undermines constitutional rights but could lead to societal lawlessness if not urgently addressed by government intervention.
Discover how a transformative water accessibility project led by the Endangered Wildlife Trust in partnership with the International Crane Foundation in kwaMkhize is changing lives, nurturing community resilience, and safeguarding endangered crane habitats.
According to the Hawks, some of the South African victims suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder as a result of their ordeal and only wanted to be reunited with their families.
Twenty-three South Africans have returned home after being lured to Myanmar with false job promises, held captive, and forced to work in cybercrime compounds. Their rescue highlights South Africa's improving but still inadequate response to human trafficking, as the country moves up to Tier 2 in global trafficking rankings.
Over 200 Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreaks across KwaZulu-Natal and Eastern Cape have prompted urgent action from the Agriculture Ministry, with strict biosecurity measures now required to prevent further spread that threatens South Africa's red meat exports and farming communities.
Postbank announces final extension for SASSA gold card holders until May 31, 2025, warning that beneficiaries who don't switch to the new black cards by this deadline will face challenges accessing their grants despite funds being deposited.
With nine fatalities reported this year, South Africa's diphtheria cases are on the rise. The NICD urges parents to check vaccination records ahead of the school holidays to prevent further spread.
Following months of disruption that cost South Africa R10 million daily, the Lebombo Port of Entry is fully operational again. This report examines how the resolution of Mozambique's post-election tensions has revitalized cross-border trade, offering critical relief to mining companies and logistics operators who had faced a 'bleak future' during the closures.
Major supply chains face disruption as the Road Freight Association raises alarm over EMPD officers' illegal strike, with businesses and emergency services severely impacted across Ekurhuleni. Stakeholders call for urgent intervention as deadline looms.
In a heartfelt display of community leadership, eThekwini Mayor Cyril Xaba has personally joined the ongoing search efforts for 60-year-old Zondeni Gcabashe, who disappeared during February's devastating floods. As her family desperately seeks closure, rescue teams continue their relentless search in Lamontville.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile commemorates Human Rights Day with a powerful call to transform South Africa's historical pain into active social justice, highlighting the 30th anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and announcing new national dialogue initiatives.
South Africa's poultry industry stands on the brink of crisis as the NSPCA warns of an imminent Avian Influenza outbreak that could devastate both commercial and wild bird populations. With millions of birds at risk and economic losses looming, urgent calls mount for government intervention and practical vaccination protocols.
Three years after the South African Human Rights Commission's findings, eThekwini Municipality continues to face a severe water crisis, impacting residents' daily lives and raising concerns over human rights violations.
