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EC couple appears in court for tax fraud worth R2.6m
It is alleged between May and October 2010, Eunice and Mongezi Mayizole posed as South African Revenue Service (Sars) employees.
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ANC FS members call for Magashule to account for corruption allegations
They protested outside Luthuli House on Monday calling on the party to take action against officials implicated in corruption.
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RAF employee released on bail for corruption charges
Hazel Mathebula allegedly solicited a bribe from a consultant to fast track his payment and payout.
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Brendin Horner murder: Court hears State witness received death threats
The investigating officer in the case on Tuesday morning gave evidence in Sekwetje Mahlamba and Sekola Matlaletsa’s bail application.
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NC police probe murder case after body of teen (15) found on gravesite
He had severe head injuries.
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Tough balancing act weighing up risks to open SA borders, says Motsoaledi
A list, which initially prohibited people from 60 countries from visiting South Africa, has now been scaled down to just 22 countries.
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Beneficiaries of failed FS projects want those implicated in corruption charged
They joined a protest by dozens of ANC Free State members outside Luthuli House in Joburg on Monday, where they handed over a memorandum of demands to ANC spokesperson Pule Mabe.
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DBE to recruit more than 300,000 education assistants
With job creation high on the agenda of government’s recently unveiled economic recovery plan, it offers a programme to employ teaching assistants.
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WATCH LIVE: SABC board appears before Parliament's Communications committee
On Monday, the public broadcaster made a shocking announcement that 13 employees have received letters after their appointments were called into question.
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Temperatures to continue to soar until later this week
Several provinces, including Gauteng, are battling scorching temperatures - with the mercury reaching 37 degrees in some cities.
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Over 21k jobs lost in wine industry amid pandemic
For 14 weeks the industry could not sell wine locally and there was a ban on exports for about five weeks.
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Mahatma Gandhi’s great-granddaughter to be sentenced in R6.2m fraud case
Ashish Lata Ramgobin was found guilty of defrauding a businessman by claiming she had won a R20 million tender to supply the Netcare Hospital group with linen.
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Duo accused of Brendin Horner murder back in the dock for bail hearing
Sekwetje Mahlamba and Sekola Matlaletsa were charged with the 21-year-old’s murder.
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Mbalula: Work is under way to get Cape Town's rail network back on track
The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) is investing over R1 billion to repair the line.
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Mbali Ntuli dismisses claims she’ll leave DA if her leadership bid flops
DA Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela has previously said Ntuli is preparing an exit after she criticised the party’s current leaders in an open letter she issued during her campaign.
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Ex-Transnet board chair Mkhwanazi willing to pay back the money
Mafika Mkhwanazi concluded his testimony at the commission on Monday largely agreeing that decisions the board made were irrational.
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SABC: More staffers now in firing line
In a communique to the staff at the public broadcaster, the management outlined how they planned to serve similar dismissal letters to what they call a "second cohort" before the end of the year.
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Eskom deliberately cuts power to large parts of Tshwane
The power utility implemented so called "load reduction" in many communities in Tshwane.
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61 more COVID-19 related deaths bring SA’s death toll to 18,492
According to the Department of Health, 1,461 new infections were reported over the past day pushing the number of known cases since the outbreak began to 705,254.
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Sapu describes murder of Limpopo senior officer as 'heart-breaking'
Groblersdal station commander, Jeffrey Seroka, was gunned down outside his home over the weekend while on his way to attend a funeral.
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SABC confirms 13 employees sent letters about irregular appointments
The broadcaster contends that they were appointed without following proper procedures during the tenure of former chief operating officer Hlaudi Motsoeneng.
![The Police in Dennilton have launched a manhunt after the Station Commander of Groblersdal Colonel Lebyane Jeffrey Seroka aged 57, was shot and killed by an unknown assailant(s) in front of his house at Mmaganagobuswa village at about 04h30 on Monday morning, Saturday] 17 October 2020. Picture: SA Police Service/Facebook](https://cdn.primedia.co.za/primedia-broadcasting/image/upload/c_fill,h_141,q_70,w_225/mnzejvr3r52hpejczoyv)
