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End of the road for Pravin Gordhan
Pravin Gordhan has revealed that he will be retiring after the upcoming general elections.
Taxi violence grips Gauteng
Taxi violence is on the rise, with several murders in Gauteng as well as incidents in Cape Town and the Eastern Cape.
Future teacher strangled, burnt and left in veld
“She couldn’t wait to graduate, get a job, and take care of her family. But that will never happen…”
‘Mzansi will not tolerate political violence’ — Ramaphosa
The president says that enemies of democracy who incite violence in the run-up to the 29 May elections will be arrested and prosecuted.
‘Take our money. Just don’t bring guns!’
“We don’t see the need to carry guns. We will give them the money even if they come to collect unarmed.”
Long walk to education
An official from the South African Human Rights Commission did what thousands of learners in South Africa do every day — walk to school.
Angry unemployed teachers are sick of sitting at home
Teachers in the Eastern Cape protested about the lack of jobs in the province on Thursday.
Top female bus driver praises women’s skills
“People who say women can't drive should take a long hard look at themselves.”
Tongaat Hulett in bitter land battle with Qwabe community
A heated land dispute between Tongaat Hulett and the Qwabe Traditional Authority in KwaZulu-Natal just got worse.
Inkosi fights eThekwini over sale of Ingonyama Trust land
A legal battle is unfolding in the Durban High Court over a land dispute between a traditional leader and the eThekwini municipality.
Bosa and Rise Mzansi aim for millions of votes
The two new kids on the political block easily meet the IEC’s requirements and will be going all out to win votes in the 29 May elections.
‘Congregants are watching porn in church’
Prophet Nicholas Osei says holy intervention is needed to stop people from watching sex videos while attending church.