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If you still use an old gold SASSA card, you have until Sunday to swap it for a new Postbank black card, or you won’t be able to get your grant money.

Katlego Mkhonza, 36, from Kwa-Thema, was born with spastic cerebral palsy and cannot use her hands, but she founded the Living Able Foundation in 2013.

Phumla Makrwede started a Mthatha soup kitchen in 2024 for elderly people who are being abused at home, and she has not received any funding.

The AbaThembu Kingdom says it will oppose any ANC candidate linked to extortion, after backlash over ward 11 nominee Nosiphiwo Luphindo’s ties to a slain crime boss.

Celani Sikhakhane brings you KwaZulu-Natal’s latest news.

All four men accused of murdering boxing champion Zolani Tete have now appeared in court, with police naming an alleged mastermind, two hitmen and a middleman.

Brown Mogotsi's fourth bail application was overshadowed by state claims that he planned to escape court cells disguised as a correctional officer, before appearing in leg irons.

A 20-year-old Nigerian inventor is developing AI-powered glasses to help blind people detect obstacles, find their location and understand their surroundings.

Zanele Myeni, a final-year UNISA student from Tsakane, Ekurhuleni, uses her own laptop and Wi-Fi to help parents complete Gauteng's online school applications for free.

South Africa has slapped a new import duty on peanut butter to protect local producers, but experts say local brands should not cost more.

The rand has strengthened below R16 to the dollar for the first time in almost six months as investors return to South African assets.

From a R4-million estate fraud case to the Steve Biko inquest, several major court battles and inquiries continue across South Africa.