Judgement has been reserved in former President Jacob Zuma’s contempt of court case. The outcome of the judgement will be

The State Capture Commission has no business opposing former President Jacob Zuma’s bid to stay out of jail. That is

Motorists would need to pinch their last cent as yet another fuel price hike has come into effect. The Department

Ships carrying Israeli goods should not be allowed to dock at any South African habour, and should instead take their

It will now take the South African health regulator Sahpra an average of 90 days to approve a new Covid-19

Amendments are needed to higher education funding models. That is the assertion by the Chairperson of the South African Human

Capetonians should brace themselves for an extended cold front. This, as the South African Weather Service, has upgraded the storm

At least 6300 people have been affected by Cape Town’s heavy downpours. Spokesperson for the MEC on Environmental Affairs James

Two more cold fronts are expected to affect the Western Cape this week. They’ll make landfall on Thursday and Saturday.

Instead of policing their respective community, SAPS members are having to police their own members. This is the sentiment shared

The Gugulethu Development Forum says it is sick and tired of the criminal elements preventing the community from moving forward.

The Gauteng government plans on suing Pretoria News editor Piet Rampedi and Independent Media for its reporting on the so-called

A 23-year-old man in Cape Town has been sentenced to an effective two years behind bars for trying to smuggle

Sunflower oil and tomato prices are 30 percent higher than what it was last year. This is according to a

Two men who allegedly held up construction workers in NY3 in Gugulethu have been shot dead. The pair in their