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An Atteridgeville mother says she only found out her Child Support Grant had been stopped when she arrived to collect it in July.

For six years, Siyanda Buqa used money meant for his family's bills to keep 93 young people off the streets of Philippi township, Cape Town.

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has warned parents that no public school place is for sale, as the province opens applications for 2027 Grade 1 and Grade 8 admissions.

Desiree Ellis says Banyana must beat Ivory Coast after their Tanzania loss put both their Wafcon and World Cup hopes at risk.

Parliament's own impeachment committee has resolved to appeal the court ruling that paused its work, joining several political parties already challenging it directly at the Constitutional Court.

A police captain's account of why he arrested Cat Matlala's co-accused doesn't match his own department's paperwork, as the trial's evidence dispute continues.

Kwaito star L'vovo Derrango never asked for a cent. Mzansi has now given him more than R280,000, and the organiser wants to hit R300,000 by tonight.

A 47-year-old Boschkop man has appeared in court on an attempted murder charge, accused of hiding his HIV status and deliberately infecting his girlfriend.

A jailed police sergeant says corruption investigators threatened him, a former minister denies taking a R4.5 million bribe, and Matlala's arrest evidence is under fire.

An investigation has found that some Zimbabwean chicken farmers are illegally feeding HIV medicine to broilers to make them grow faster and reduce deaths.

The EFF has approached the Constitutional Court directly, trying to overturn a High Court ruling that paused Parliament's impeachment inquiry into President Ramaphosa.

South Africans could soon pay more for peanut butter after trade officials approved a higher import duty to protect local manufacturers.