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Court hands Julius Malema five years in prison

A court has sentenced Julius Malema to five years in prison for unlawfully firing a rifle into the air at an EFF birthday party event.

Cops lock down court for Malema sentence

Police officers are standing guard across South Africa today as Economic Freedom Fighters leader Julius Malema is sentenced for firing a rifle at a rally.

Shoprite cuts prices on basic food to help struggling families

Shoprite is running a countrywide sale on basic groceries until Sunday. Shoppers must get a free savings card to pay less at the checkout till.

Senzo Mchunu promises to explain closing of political killings team

Senzo Mchunu is willing to explain his choice to close the political killings team even if the president decides not to make him minister again.

Premier Thami Ntuli meets Zulu King over Ithala Bank resignations

Premier Thami Ntuli met Zulu King Misuzulu in Durban on Tuesday to discuss the resignation of board members at Ithala Bank and local service delivery.

Download Siza Khula from the Play Store for free money help

Siza Khula is now available as a free app on the Google Play Store making it even easier for South Africans to get practical money help. 

Cape Town mother works in construction to feed her child

Zintle Mnisi from Cape Town works in construction to provide for her child. She buys cheaper food to make her wages last for the month.

KZN news bites: Ladysmith Black Mambazo to bury Albert Mazibuko at home town

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

Family fights government over who will replace arrested traditional leader

The family of an arrested traditional leader is fighting with a provincial MEC over who will act as Inkosi while he is out on bail.

Court will sentence Julius Malema on Thursday for firing rifle

The court will sentence Julius Malema on Thursday morning after it found him guilty of breaking gun laws for firing a rifle at a rally.

Shops keep food prices high while farming costs drop

The cost to grow staple foods like maize dropped over the last year but shops are still charging South Africans very high retail prices today.

Hungry Tembisa youth march to Olifantsfontein factories demanding jobs

Many hungry young people from Tembisa marched to factories in Olifantsfontein on Tuesday to hand in job applications and ask local companies to hire them.
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