The ICJ has set new deadlines in South Africa's genocide case against Israel, with South Africa responding in 2027 and Israel's next submission only due in May 2029.

A new Bill before Parliament could send employers to jail for hiring undocumented foreign nationals, targeting construction, agriculture, hospitality and the gig economy.

Hawks investigator Karl Sander was cleared at the Madlanga Commission on Tu after a polygraph used against him over a R200-million cocaine theft was found to be fatally flawed.

The Pretoria High Court upheld Queen Masalanabo Modjadji VII's authority over Bolabedu initiation ceremonies, ruling that no child in the kingdom enters adulthood without her sanction.

KZN Premier Thami Ntuli will not remove Mbali Shinga as Social Development MEC until her court challenge is resolved and her Legislature seat is formally filled.

A legal scholar transport driver says fuel, licence and maintenance costs are eating into his income and making survival harder.

Pre-school owners in Philippi East are closing their centres after extortion gangs demanded thousands of rands every month.

Former ANC leader Dr Makhosi Khoza has criticised Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma for defending African migrants while many South Africans are angry about illegal immigration.

Low-income families in South Africa pay R350 in VAT on their monthly food basket — more than the cost of a 30kg bag of maize meal.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has paid tribute to King Mphezeni IV of Zambia, a leader who helped reconnect the Ngoni and Zulu nations.

President Cyril Ramaphosa returns to Parliament to table the Presidency budget as his Phala Phala impeachment inquiry gathers speed.

A police intelligence officer will testify behind closed doors at the Madlanga Commission about a stolen cocaine shipment linked to organised crime investigations.