Constitutional Court’s green robes symbolise democracy since 1995
The Constitutional Court’s green robes, worn since 1995, symbolise a break from apartheid-era judiciary, reflecting South Africa’s democratic values.
The Constitutional Court’s green robes, worn since 1995, symbolise a break from apartheid-era judiciary, reflecting South Africa’s democratic values.
A 37-year-old man was arrested in Gqeberha for the murder of Lelethu Nkabi linked to a funeral policy. Investigations and court proceedings continue.
Ebola has reached North Ubangi province in DR Congo, bordering the Central African Republic, marking the outbreak’s spread to eight provinces.
Westville Prison’s Usethubeni School aims to maintain its 10-year streak of 100% matric pass as 28 inmates write the 2026 NSC exams nationwide.
US talent agencies and producers urge law forcing studios to allocate half their budgets to independent productions, aiming to diversify content creation.
President Ramaphosa will inaugurate Vedanta's Gamsberg Phase II expansion on 16 October 2026, doubling zinc output and creating up to 1,000 operational jobs.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile addressed FEDUSA’s 8th national congress, focusing on economic challenges, unemployment, and AI’s impact on labour.
Regional Victorian patients face months-long delays for travel reimbursements despite a health scheme subsidy, with government proposing increased support.
AKA's photographer testified about the shooting and panic outside Wish restaurant in Durban, describing confusion and final moments before rapper's death.
Unathi Mayi has been added as the seventh accused in the Nelson Mandela Bay syndicate case involving kidnapping, murder, and organised crime charges.
Court delays in the Nafiz Modack trial were linked to late arrivals from Pollsmoor Prison due to shared transport and security protocols, says management.
Lunga Nkrumah Sivuku was sentenced to eight years in prison in Mthatha for fraudulently using false teaching qualifications to secure employment.
Sir Lowry’s Pass residents oppose bail for Willem van der Westhuizen, accused of setting dogs on 14-year-old Christiano Jansen in a severe attack.
Five suspects linked to a R100 million clandestine drug lab in Hekpoort appeared in Krugersdorp court facing drug manufacturing and dealing charges.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli welcomed a new-energy vehicle convoy in Durban ahead of SA Auto Week 2026, highlighting growth in electric mobility and investment.
The Western Cape High Court ordered Parliament’s ethics committee to reconsider complaints against Fikile Mbalula and late MP Dikeledi Magadzi over PRASA-related allegations.
Civil group #UniteBehind delivers affidavit to NPA demanding prosecutions over the corrupt R3.5bn Swifambo/PRASA locomotive deal involving oversized trains.
GroundUp uncovered a security flaw in Gauteng’s e-Panic Button app exposing sensitive user data, prompting legislative demands for accountability.
South African law requires fair reasons and procedures for dismissals, including informing employees and allowing responses before firing.
Two ANC Youth League members were killed and three others injured in a drive-by shooting in Katlehong on 13 October 2026 after a memorial service.
Gauteng Traffic Police Chief Inspector Samuel Mashaba died on 13 October 2026 amid suspension after testimony at the Madlanga Commission linked to the Aeroton cocaine bust.
Gauteng is ready to begin the 2026 matric exams on 13 October, with a record 203,794 candidates and enhanced security measures including super scanners and 1,700 monitors.
A 32-year-old suspect linked to the Lwandle KwaNdelu Shisanyama mass shooting appeared in Strand court, facing multiple murder charges amid police abuse claims.
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Tongaat Hulett will be delisted from the JSE on 3 November 2026 after 74 years, following a prolonged trading suspension and ongoing business rescue.
Dawood Lagardien faces criminal investigation after Equality Court rules his anti-LGBTQIA+ signage in Gqeberha amounts to hate speech and unfair discrimination.
Nigeria's Lassa fever deaths reach 268 with a 23.6% fatality rate, driven by late patient presentation and regional outbreaks in five states.
South Africa’s HPV vaccination programme has cut cervical cancer-causing infections by 83%, advancing the fight against cervical cancer nationwide.
Donald Trump announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, but both countries appeared unaware and attacks continued despite the claim.
A Lwandle mass shooting suspect faces 14 murder charges after appearing in Strand court. His lawyer alleges police torture post-arrest, claims unverified.