According to Fin24, the SA Tourism board is investigating allegations made against Sisa Ntshona via its anonymous tip-offs reporting mechanism.

This follows attacks on foreign nationals in the two provinces over the last two days which resulted in some of them seeking refuge at police stations and a mosque.

Nehawu and PSA members went on strike earlier on Thursday demanding an 11% salary hike while Sars is offering 7%.

South Africa’s Olympic 800-meter champion Caster Semenya is challenging the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) over its bid to restrict levels of testosterone in female runners.

The city said on Wednesday load shedding had already led to induced outages on its aged electrical infrastructure and substations.

The boy and girl, both aged 16, are accused of injecting a 40-year-old man with drugs while he was sleeping.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says he continues to receive daily updates on the grid and has prioritised the stabilisation of Eskom.

A group of armed youngsters travelling in two taxis followed the ambulance to the hospital where they attacked the man outside the casualty area.

The company B Xulu and Partners Incorporated is said to have charged R27.3 million for its services which the state attorney's office could have provided for free.

Stage two load shedding kicked in at 8 this morning and it's likely to last until about 11pm.

Grade 11 pupil Khulani Mathebula from Mondeor High was stabbed to death while on his way to school on Wednesday morning.

Rainer Schimpf had been filming a sardine run where gannets, penguins, seals, dolphins, whales and sharks gather fish into bait balls.

Demonstrators are burning tyres as part of the service delivery protest.

Delivering his speech on Thursday, the president touched on the burning issues of job creation, state security and the need to provide adequate accommodation for students.

Police have confirmed they've recovered the body of one man believed to be an illegal miner.

BLF leader Andile Mngxitama says his party stands with its spokesperson Lindsay Maasdorp who made insensitive and racist comments following Hoërskool Driehoek deaths.

Speaking in Davos on Wednesday afternoon, Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said the operational independence of the central bank is sacrosanct.

Police are investigating claims of fraud and corruption in the broadband contracts which involve telecommunications giant Ericsson.