Zikhona Qothe sells fruit and vegetables in Gugulethu to feed eight people at home, but rising stock prices, fuel costs and unpaid credit have pushed her into a loss.

Maize meal and bread flour cost less than a year ago, but protein prices are still rising and a family on minimum wage falls R1,894 short of a proper food basket in April.

Eskom has threatened to cut bulk electricity supply to Johannesburg by 8 July if the metro does not pay its massive unpaid debt of R5.2-billion.

Rachel Kolisi checked into hospital this week and chose to handle it the way she handles most things: with a punchline and a photo from her hospital bed.

About one in 14 South African adults suffers from a sleep disorder as stress, long working hours and screen time cause a growing sleep crisis.

More than 7,800 jobs have opened up for local township families living near the new Tshwane automotive manufacturing zone built next to the Ford factory.

Police in the North West launched a manhunt after attackers shot and killed Mahikeng crime activist Thato Molosankwe at his Lomanyaneng home on Wednesday morning.

The man accused of killing a key Madlanga Commission witness is back in court as explosive claims and underworld links rock the case.

The City of Johannesburg halted the demolition of illegal structures at Marble Towers after the building owners won an urgent court order.

Joburg mayor Dada Morero will deliver his State of the City Address inside a crumbling CBD precinct as residents battle water cuts, crime and decay.

More than a decade after Senzo Meyiwa was shot dead, his brother says five men are on trial for a murder they did not commit, and a second docket names the people who were in the room.

Isaac Chirindza left his food business when it stopped making money, took a salary job, then walked away from it on his third payday to start again with nothing but guilt and determination.