The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said that the woman allegedly trafficked her teenaged daughter to a man in July and was arrested at the start of this month.

Officials say the formalisation of the sector will not just benefit operators but also workers who'll get access to social support like the Unemployment Insurance Fund and training funded by the Skills Development Levy.

The president delivered a virtual address as the three-day event got underway in Gauteng on Thursday.

President Cyril Rampahosa said that government remained committed to doing whatever was necessary to bring the taxi industry into the mainstream of South Africa's economy so that its invaluable service could be improved.

William Carter (71) made his first appearance in the Muizenberg Magistrates Court on Wednesday following his arrest earlier this week.

This comes after an announcement from President Cyril Ramaphosa's office that he's in self-isolation after a guest he'd attended a dinner with over the weekend tested positive for the coronavirus on Tuesday.

Aden Abels, Justin Adonis, Andre Gouws and Desire Goeieman are accused of killing 58-year-old Roelof Botha in June.

The accused has appointed a Legal Aid representative and the matter has been postponed to next week for a formal bail application.

In the first tragedy, fire crews rushed to a blaze that engulfed several shacks in Heinz Park overnight.

Speaking from his hospital bed hours after the incident, the man told media he and his wife were accosted by two men who had entered their home.

The call comes amid rising temperature's leading to higher water usage across the country.

Josiah Kizito and his wife Henrietta Mukengeshayi are facing charges for violating the Health Professions Act, fraud, forgery, money laundering, and uttering.

Masonwabe Njarha started calling and sending Hombakazi Gaga messages threatening to kill her, prompting her to report the situation to the police.

Maynier said that he hoped there would be positive news in the form of a financial commitment to boost investment in infrastructure and upscale public employment programmes as this would promote economic growth, create jobs and provide immediate relief to struggling families.

Between 27 March and the end of last week, the Western Cape Liquor Authority had investigated 196 incidents of liquor vendors reportedly contravening the National Disaster Management Act’s regulations and the Western Cape Liquor Act.

The 32-year-old resident of the Pine Valley informal settlement was arrested after he was spotted dragging a woman's body on Saturday. Later, two other bodies were discovered in shallow graves.

This is according to the Khayelitsha development forum, which hosted a prayer service in the area over the weekend where residents stressed, they've had enough and are calling for action from authorities.

Hair salons, fruit and veg hawkers, child care centres and food vendors are among small businesses being extorted by gangsters in Khayelitsha.