You don’t have to pay fines at roadblocks, says legal expert
Motorists cannot be forced to pay any outstanding fines at a roadblock, says Kirstie Haslam, a partner at DSC Attorneys.
‘We are fighting for our rights’: Luthuli House staff picket outside NGC over non-payment of salaries
The first day of the ANC national general council has been marred by Luthuli House staff picketing over non-payment of their salaries.
Alert resident tips off anti-poaching forum to group’s ‘illegal’ marine harvest
Buckets of mussels, clams and sea snails were returned to the ocean after an alert resident tipped of an anti-poaching forum about the illegal marine harvest on a KwaZulu-Natal north coast beach.
South Africa activates high-tech border plan for festive travel surge
BMA has unveiled a festive season plan to streamline cross-border operations
Yonga Balfour’s journey from Mdantsane to Bona editor, one of resilience and ambition
Mdantsane-born Yonga Balfour, 30, wears her humble beginnings as her badge of honour, as she recently stepped into the role of editor-in-chief for the 69-year-old Bona lifestyle magazine.
Netflix’s $72bn Warner Bros acquisition reshapes entertainment landscape -
Netflix's offer was favoured despite competition from Paramount and Comcast
Court dismisses urgent application to ringfence 40% of Makate’s ‘please call me’ payout
UK investor Errol Elsdon is seeking to freeze the money in a dispute of entitlement
From humble beginnings making belts to an international footprint
From crafting simple leather belts to building his own leather and clothing brand, 45-year-old Asekho Twaku carries nearly three decades of craftsmanship, reinvention and global ambition behind the luxury label that now bears his name.
Mthatha public pool comes to life again with sounds of laughter, splashing and joy
The sound of splashing water accompanied by loud screams of excited young children echoed around the Mthatha public swimming pool on a sunny Thursday afternoon when it finally opened its gates to the community for the first time in almost a decade.
Taps dry as Amatola Water Board members’ pockets overflow
Board members of the Amatola Water Board, which supplies bulk water to various municipalities across the Eastern Cape, raked in R2.8m in excess payments over the past three financial years, according to water and sanitation minister Pemmy Majodina.
The small act that means everything to a child-headed home
Support from a Buddhist charity brings relief to Krugersdorp communities
‘How I nearly lost all of my family in a shooting’
Relative tells of how he lost four family members
‘Witness D’ escaped two previous assassination attempts
The first attempt on ‘Witness D’ Marius ‘Vlam’ van der Merwe’s life was a few months ago at Plastic City during a major operation targeting illegal miners.
It has not been the Louvre’s year as water leaks damage rare books
Infrastructure and security woes bedevilled the Paris institution in 2025, including the famous jewellery heist of October
Home Affairs revokes 90-day visa exemption after alleged exploitation of Palestinian travellers
The department of home affairs has withdrawn the 90-day visa exemption for Palestinian ordinary passport holders.




























