The ANC's Jessie Duarte has also urged Icasa to investigate whether eNCA's conduct was inconsistent with its licence conditions.

The ANC is angry over the recent behaviour of eNCA journalist Lindsay Dentlinger after video footage went viral showing her asking only black MPs to put their masks on during interviews.

An independent panel has found there is enough evidence to institute removal proceedings against Busisiwe Mkhwebane.

Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo filed an application asking the Constitutional Court to jail the former president for two years for being in contempt of court.

Just last week, a young woman was attacked in Crystal Park allegedly by a man who's been terrorising the community for years now.

Vaccinology professor Shabir Madhi on Tuesday said he believed the third wave could come just after the Easter festivities.

Last week, Nomkhita Mona was appointed to the position for a five-year term after it was left vacant since 2019.

One congregant and a Johannesburg Metro Police Department (JMPD) officer were taken to hospital when the group attacked law enforcement on Sunday at Unity Fellowship Church.

Minister Zulu said she was working with her counterpart at the communications and digital technologies department to have technical teams at the payment point to fast track payouts.

Earlier this month, President Cyril Ramaphosa extended the grant by three more months, with many people relying on this money to survive without an income as a result of the pandemic.

Last year, over 3,000 workers accepted voluntary severance packages as part of the airline's business rescue plan. But those who stayed with the airline said that they had not received salaries since May last year.

Owners of independent driving schools in Alexandra marched to the licensing department on Thursday morning, angry over the online booking system, claiming that it did not work and did not assist private driving schools and their customers.

The next batch will arrive in South Africa on Saturday and will push the total number of doses received in the first phase of government's rollout program to 160,000.

National Treasury Director-General Dondo Mogajane said that the economy had to grow and freezing public servants' wages was not enough.

Gauteng Premier David Makhura said the province already had the industrial infrastructure to process cannabis for medicinal purposes.

Several small gatherings, in line with COVID-19 regulations, were expected to take place around the country to highlight challenges such as unemployment which now sits at 32.5%.

According to Stats SA, South Africa has recorded its highest unemployment rate since 2008 at 32.5% in the fourth quarter of 2020.

Gauteng Premier David Makhura made the announcement during his State of the Province Address where he also laid out his four priorities for the new financial year which include plans to boost the economy.