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ANC fights election deadline after candidate list blunder

The ANC has gone to the Electoral Court after missing a candidate deadline that could cost it representation in six municipalities.

Retail worker becomes a Mashonisa to pay his way through varsity

Retail worker Zweli Butho became a Mashonisa to stretch his salary, support his family and pay for university as living costs bite.

Getting to work is costing Gauteng commuters more than ever

Xolani Maseko takes six taxis a day between Tsakane and his call centre job in Rosebank, spending R2,760 of his R8,000 monthly salary on transport.

Real Politics: A vote for the DA may keep the ANC in power

The DA says cooperation with the ANC protects stability, but voters may begin to question whether the party is replacing the ANC or preserving it, writes Zukile Majova in Real Politics.

KZN news bites: Rural villages to get road after decades-long wait since apartheid 

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

Zulu king calls Reed Dance critics ‘criminals’ and threatens punishment

King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has called critics of the Reed Dance criminals and threatened them with corporal punishment, defending the centuries-old cultural ceremony.

Cinderella movie brings joy to Limpopo special schools

Bridge of Hope brought 247 learners from three Limpopo special schools together to watch an adapted version of Cinderella, made accessible with subtitles and audio.

Ugandan AI startup helps farmers get loans

Ugandan startup SANDI AI uses artificial intelligence to help rural farmers access loans.

Netflix, WhatsApp and networks all put on notice over pricing

If you’ve been struggling with expensive data and streaming bills, there’s finally some movement. Government is investigating why prices for data, calls and services like Netflix are still so high.

Some stores are charging double for cabbage, here’s the real price

Cabbage should cost around R25 a head. At some stores, it's been found selling for nearly double that.

Mapisa-Nqakula, Jub Jub and Matlala back in court

Former speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, Jub Jub and Vusimuzi Matlala are among the big names whose cases return to court on Monday.

‘Hands off soldiers’ pay’ union tells army

South Africa’s military union wants an investigation into claims that soldiers training in Cuba were pressured to give away part of their allowances.