Donald Trump has warned Iran that he will act if the country does not stick to the peace agreement signed last week, telling reporters "I will do what I have to do."

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.

The KZN Health Department promised to create 300 doctor posts but advertised only 110 vacancies, leaving over 200 qualified graduates jobless while public hospitals battle severe staff shortages.

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Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has ordered an investigation into who commissioned buses that stranded Malawians in Johannesburg. Bushiri's ministry says it arranged the transport.

Impeachment Committee chairperson Makashule Gana has filed an affidavit opposing President Cyril Ramaphosa's bid to shut the committee down before it has started its work.

Sars says artificial intelligence has already helped block more than R100-million in improper payments as it prepares to use smarter tools this filing season.