After 20-year-old Nomonde had to have both her legs and forearms amputated after experiencing complications following her pregnancy, the 702 Breakfast team on Thursday visited her to see how she had been holding up.
Teachers' Organisation of South Africa (Naptosa) executive director Basil Manuel points out this is still a document in discussion.
Radio broadcaster, husband and father Xolani Gwala has died after a long battle with cancer. We pay tribute to a beloved man.
The group says that it is giving hope to despondent locals by posting uplifting messages about South Africa, encouraging them to stay in the country.
The announcement meant that pupils were able to complete the grade and attain a general education certificate.
It is school holidays for some Gauteng schools and a dad wants the schools to reopen as soon as possible because his kids are finishing his Oros which he bought the day before.
Imagine stopping a car from moving with your bare hands. Impossible right? Well, not quite. A video has gone viral and it shows a tough man limiting a car from moving.
Speaking on 702's Afternoon Drive, Ernst Roets said he was not disrespecting the latest judgment which declared the display of the flag as hate speech.
'Mail & Guardian' investigative editor Thanduxolo Jika has written an article about a series of errors that resulted in Busisiwe Mkhwebane serving Absa a subpoena intended for FNB.
Over the weekend, a list of the CR17 campaign funders and beneficiaries of funds was published the Sunday Independent.
Dr Somadoda Fikeni, a political analyst, weighs on Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane’s case against Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan.
Wendy Knowler, consumer expert, said there are three things you need to know about the dates on your groceries:
Former Banyana Banyana captain Amanda Dlamini said Bafana Bafana have to apply themselves in the whole 90 minutes to win their Afcon game against Egypt on Saturday.
Last month, the Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority announced it was investigating "the alleged callous demolitions of homes" by the security and eviction firm in Alexandra, Johannesburg.
In her piece on Daily Maverick, Marianne Thamm revealed how the EFF allegedly rented a villa priced at between R7,100 and R25,000 a night during the Sona period.
Speaking to Bongani Bingwa on 702, Angelo Agrizzi said he stayed at Bosasa because the company had a cult-like power.
Citing the competition commission, Laura Lopez Gonzalez said South Africans are paying more for premiums.
Extended warranties and service plans make the price of service and repair parts less relevant for owners of relatively new cars, said consumer journalist Wendy Knowler.
