Police pulled a dead crocodile from the Komati River after finding human remains inside, believed to be linked to a missing businessman.

Trade unions say workers are drowning in debt as the high prices of food, water, electricity and fuel destroy the salaries of South African families.

The amabutho are keeping the peace. That should be the state's job. Thousands of Zulu regiments are marching through South African cities, disciplined and structured, answering to King Misuzulu kaZwelithini. The question is how long that can last, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.

The Department of Home Affairs has suspended two senior bosses after they used fake AI research in a major new policy document on immigration rules.

The Red Ants and police destroyed small business structures at the Mamelodi Hostel, leaving many local families without homes and cutting off their only income.

Nelson Mandela University student Noluthando Dlamini struggles to buy enough daily food because her monthly government allowance cannot cover rising meat, bread and transport costs.

South African households are paying much more for a bag of onions this month after prices jumped in cities across the country in April.

Rob Rose and Zukile Majova are back for episode five of Sharp Sharp, the weekly podcast on South African politics, money and power from Currency News and Scrolla.Africa.

Bishop Vusi Dube told foreign pastors living in South Africa illegally to return to their countries because they are destroying the religious sector's public image.

A Cape Town mother says raising her autistic son costs a lot of money because she has to buy specific food and pay for injections.

Supporters pulled out pangas outside a Richardsbay court on Thursday as angry crowds boiled over a large banner accusing the local mayor of political corruption.

The South African Weather Service warns that severe storms and heavy rain are battering four provinces, bringing a high risk of very dangerous floods.