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The murder case against a residence manager accused of killing a Walter Sisulu University student has been postponed, igniting protests from students demanding justice for poor living conditions.
Some people witnessed the enchanting display of bioluminescent algae illuminating the waves in uMdloti on Good Friday. Experts explain the science behind this natural phenomenon.
Border Management Authority commissioner Dr Michael Masiapato highlights the successful use of drones in intercepting over 1,000 undocumented migrants during the Easter weekend, addressing the ongoing challenges of illegal migration into South Africa.
A second suspect linked to the shocking murder inside Wynberg Magistrate’s Court has appeared in court, raising serious concerns about safety in the judicial system.
The Border Management Authority is leveraging drone technology to combat illegal migration into South Africa, enhancing operational effectiveness and enabling targeted interventions against facilitators.
The IPHC's hosted a historic mass wedding, where over 3,000 members celebrated love and tradition, including unique polygamous unions.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy said over the last few days, officials stopped 70 000 vehicles and issued 21 000 traffic fines, with 512 arrests for various offences, including drunk driving, excessive speeding and violating operating permits.
Joshlin Smith's trial resumes this week in the Western Cape High Court. As the case unfolds, what new evidence will emerge in the search for the missing girl?
The Kleinfontein community, consisting of 1,500 Afrikaner residents, has firmly rejected the opportunity to relocate to the United States following President Trump's executive orders, expressing their commitment to remain in South Africa and address local issues.
Transport Minister Barbara Creecy announced positive trends in road safety during the Easter weekend, highlighting a significant decrease in crashes and fatalities across most provinces.
Three drunk drivers were arrested in Limpopo for attempting to bribe traffic officers during the Easter road safety campaign.
India is on track to overtake Japan as the fourth-largest economy, presenting significant opportunities for South Africa, its fourth-largest trading partner. High Commissioner Professor Anil Sooklal highlights the strengthening economic ties and the growing interest from South African businesses in India.
Law enforcement agencies ramp up efforts to combat drunk driving and traffic violations during the Easter weekend, leading to arrests and impounded vehicles.
As South Africa's food delivery industry grows, riders face alarming safety challenges, including high crime rates and inadequate training. This article explores the risks they encounter and the urgent need for reform.
Explore the harsh realities faced by immigrant delivery drivers in South Africa, who navigate long hours, low pay, and constant threats in a system that offers little protection
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.
EFF deputy president Godrich Gardee warns that Mcebisi Jonas's past may complicate his role as South Africa's envoy to the US.
The US Embassy thanked South African authorities for rescuing Pastor Josh Sullivan, kidnapped during a church service, showcasing vital international cooperation in ensuring safety.
BMA Commissioner, Dr Michael Masiapato, highlights the pressing need for neighbouring countries to intensify their efforts against illegal immigration, stressing the impact on South Africa.
With thousands on the move this Easter, President Cyril Ramaphosa warns motorists of the dangers on the roads and emphasises the importance of safety.
Finance Minister Enoch Godogwana announces a VAT hike effective May 1, citing severe financial consequences if not implemented.
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South African National Defence Force troops stationed in Goma may soon face a land evacuation due to the closure of Goma International Airport amid rising conflict, raising concerns over military assets and humanitarian conditions.