Beyond the gravel roads and rolling foothills of rural Eastern Cape, a social pioneer aims to provide power to the people through dignified sanitation solutions.

The Red Berets’ Commander-in-Chief took swipes at the ANC’s newest ‘anti-corruption policy’ while addressing reporters outside court on Monday morning.

The media sector — like so many other industries — has been ravaged by the coronavirus-induced lockdown

There will be no power cuts until 16:00 on Tuesday afternoon.

The start of a new month has been ushered in with the return of load shedding.

Thousands of desperate citizens have been queuing outside the Sutherland Street post office since July.

‘The NHLS believes that the employees are unable to go on strike as they render an essential service.’

The lights will stay on this weekend, after critical repairs were completed at Medupi and Kusile late on Thursday night.

The wait is over; this week you can enjoy your favourite alcoholic beverage while out and about.

Worse still, Eskom says that South Africa is likely to experience higher stages of load shedding during peak-demand times.

Hawks spokesperson, Hangwani Mulaudzi, confirms that there is more to this case than just the damage done to a Mercedes-Benz G-Wagon.

Court challenges, ‘bad science’ and damning admissions; how long with the ban on booze and cigarettes still last?

The president has promised to fast-track criminal complaints to the highest authority to ensure that those found guilty of looting state funds are put behind bars.

It’s alleged that the Limpopo government paid R64 000 for a single housing unit which usually retails at around R8 000.

Gauteng just can’t escape glaring irregularities relating to the supply and distribution of PPE.

Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs in the Eastern Cape says that there is no KwaBhaca kingdom and, hence, no king.

While the act of smoking is not prohibited, the selling and purchasing of tobacco products is. Cele asks for receipts…

The EFF issue harsh words to Zimbabwean president, Emmerson Mnangagwa.

At an average of 58 murders a day, South Africa is close to becoming the ‘murder capital’ of the world.

You may have received an SMS from SARS, asking you to “Accept” or “Edit” your tax returns; here’s what you need to know…

Mnangagwa has ordered police and military personnel to fill the streets amid a mass anti-corruption protest on Friday.

SAPS in the Western Cape has issued a stern warning to all demonstrators, saying that lawlessness will be met with ‘decisive action’.

The Fair-Trade Independent Tobacco Association will now approach the Supreme Court of Appeal.

The looting of funds intended to ease the pandemic-induced pressure on poor South Africans is a special kind of repugnant.

The official opposition party, which is currently undergoing an uncomfortable metamorphosis, is likely to be stung by Mashaba’s comments…