A Limpopo crop farmer says rising feed prices are squeezing small farmers out, and that government training on making affordable fertiliser is the only fix.

South Africa has a retirement solution hiding in plain sight and most people have never heard of it.

Celani Sikhakhanebrings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news. 

The family of a Zion Church bishop say he was found in a shallow grave wrapped in a blanket, cowhide and plastic while his coffin, displayed at a public funeral, held only building blocks.

Parliament's police watchdog says people who publicly called for violence ahead of the June 30 deadline have not been arrested, even as the government spends R600 million on security.

Nearly 380,000 of the 477,174 South Africans who registered to vote this weekend were aged 16 to 29, but many say no party has earned their trust yet.

South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal ruled the Zambian government failed to prove Edgar Lungu agreed to a State funeral, handing his widow the right to bury him in Johannesburg.

Fuel prices are set to drop on 1 July, but the government is also removing a levy that will cut into the saving, leaving petrol users about R1.44 cheaper per litre.

Officials say efforts to repatriate undocumented Malawians are under pressure as more people keep arriving at Durban’s drive-in site.

A secret Hawks witness has named a businessman in a R300-million cocaine bust while judges prepare to rule on where a former president will be buried.

Seven Soweto mothers have started a stationery stokvel to help them survive the costly back-to-school rush.

SARS will auto-assess six million taxpayers from 1 July. A tax expert says accepting without checking first could mean missing money you are owed.