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The South African Post Office has exited business rescue, but many workers say they still fear for their jobs after years of uncertainty and thousands of retrenchments.

Hostel dwellers, izindunas and amabutho marched in Soweto, demanding that undocumented foreign nationals leave South Africa.

KwaZulu-Natal police have warned businesses that employ undocumented foreign nationals they should not expect police protection if they are breaking the law.

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini's sister, Princess Ntando, celebrated her 50th birthday with the Basotho royal family and other dignitaries at a lavish Durban event.

South African police arrested 15,384 people, seized 101 unlicensed firearms and intercepted explosive cables hidden in a bag of rice — all in the seven days before tomorrow's national immigration protests.

As South Africa edges toward another flashpoint over immigration, one uncomfortable truth cannot be ignored. The loudest anger is not coming from the leafy suburbs of Cape Town, Durban and Sandton, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.

Mauritius will train 50,000 people in AI while putting the technology into schools, hospitals, licensing, finance and government services.

While state witness Thandiwe Senokwane reported being visited at home three times and pressured to lie, Brown Mogotsi walked back into court and asked to be freed.

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile says corruption in schools is stealing money meant for classrooms, books, meals and learner support.

Thousands of undocumented migrants are stranded in Cape Town and Johannesburg as humanitarian groups race to provide food, shelter and medical support.

Major General Feroz Khan, due to testify at the Madlanga Commission on Tuesday, was shot by two gunmen in Houghton on Sunday night and is in a critical condition in hospital.

One year after funding cuts to major arts festivals, actors and performers say the industry is still fighting for survival as jobs disappear.