Seems like Gauteng is going to be stuck with e-tolls until the government can come up with a hefty amount of spare change.

On Thursday, SuperSport announced that Ashwin Willemse would not be appearing on-air, as his contract with the company had expired and would not be renewed.

The fire which engulfed a government-owned Johannesburg building has been extinguished, but not before claiming the lives of three firefighters.

It’s all because of the Greek holiday maker that threw a stick in the spokes of social cohesion.

“Our heroes passed away trying to save people in the building. They rescued 13 people.”

Novella had pleaded not guilty to Kabrins Alban’s murder, instead blaming his behaviour on narcotics and substances he consumed during a ‘soul journey’.

It’s been almost three months since Willemse was last seen on SuperSport.

Let’s find out what brought SABC to its knees, and if the broadcaster could ever be taken seriously again.

On Thursday morning, one British pound was worth R20 – the last time South Africa’s currency dropped this low to the pound was back in late June 2016.

This tragedy could have been prevented. This is according to labour unions, the Public Servants Association (PSA) and the National Education, Health and Allied Workers Union (Nehawu).

Fierce debate around the issue of land expropriation before the Joint Constitutional Review Committee (CRC).

Fire at the Bank of Lisbon building, situated at 37 Sauer Street in the Johannesburg CBD.

Cape Town dam levels pass another milestone.

Markus Jooste says he’s not to blame.

The hunt is almost over, as the leopard wrestles its prey to the ground.

The lesson here is: don’t pick on a Cosatu member.

Malusi Gigaba, the South African Minister of Home Affairs, will be in the hot seat next week.

What will Markus Jooste say before parliament?

It seems that there is some truth to AfriForum’s ‘expropriation list’ after all.

If land reform flouts due process and ends up hurting the country, the Rand could plummet to R24 a Dollar.

Nomagugu Simelane-Zulu, the regional spokesperson for the ANC, says the ward chairperson was ambushed near his home.

The Joint Constitutional Review Committee is busy conducting another round of oral presentations.

Two passenger trains collided in the Eloff extension in Selby, south of Johannesburg, on Tuesday morning.

“Why is China, a country with over 100 million people who are still living below the poverty line, playing at being the flashy big-spender? How can such wanton generosity be allowed?” – law professor, Xu Zhangrun.

“These quite conservative estimates for the rand and oil price could see an increase in SA fuel prices to at least R17.30 per litre at the end of 2018. And it can increase to above R20 per litre before the end of next year.”

“The mob is retweeting every story that says Malema was attacked, wishing it was true.” – Julius Malema

Nando’s pokes fun at all the advertising campaigns that are ‘looking the same’.

The Financial Services Conduct Authority (previously Financial Services Board) has completed it’s preliminary investigation.

The search for John Mitchell’s replacement continues.

Rassie Erasmus could lead the Blue Bulls forward in 2019.

“The phrase ‘expropriation of land without compensation’ did not induce a lot of emotions to me until Monday because now it is my property and it is not funny at all.”

Spring has become synonymous with beautiful wildflowers and this year is no different. The West Coast has been showing off.

Trade Unions are unhappy with the latest announcement of proposed job cuts in the public service sector.

Brendan Venter has a kindhearted warning for Springbok coach, Rassie Erasmus.

Thankfully, calm has now been restored to Soweto.

Nedbank says customers will be stuck with the bill, whether land is expropriated or not.

A Somali shop owner says government fanned the flames of xenophobia.

Deputy President David Mabuza admits that the public sector is over-staffed.

“Pikitup employees are not on strike, they’re not working because their lives are threatened.”

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says land reform needs to be done by the book.

A look at how automation will affect industries within South Africa.

The Automobile Association (AA) predicts a big jump in petrol prices.

Ryno Schutte, managing director of Pro-Active SA, decided to get into the minds of two reformed hijackers who have both served time for their crimes.

The numbers are pointing Solly Msimanga to the chopping block.

NSFAS is back on track following invaluable input from Naledi Pandor and Dr Randall Carollissen.

Eskom supplies 90% of the country’s power.

Maimane says the ‘coalition of corruption’ between the EFF and ANC is an attack on South African values.

The ANC has asked community members not to take the law into their own hands.

Eskom regrets inking a deal with Gupta-owned Tegeta.

City of Johannesburg Mayor, Herman Mashaba, is calling on police to help track down the saboteurs.

The affordable housing market in Gauteng has dropped by about 40% in two months.

According to Pick n Pay, 350 000 winning scratch cards have been collected.

South African rugby is not only struggling on the field.

Ramaphosa tells Trump to leave South Africa alone.

Julius Malema blasts the Commonwealth and calls for an end to white arrogance.

Speaking at a press conference, organised to address issues with Trollip’s removal, Maimane labelled the motion of no confidence a ‘sham’, supported by a ‘coalition of corruption’.

Nedbank, which is against amending the Constitution, says that it is already involved in the parliamentary process and has submitted proposals on land reform.

In the last year, the city has seen a 53% increase in the number of land invasions recorded. Protests relating to the land crisis have increased by 249%.

City of Cape Town services are under attack from the same communities they are trying to assist.

This comes following the resignation of Nsfas chairperson, Sizwe Nxasana.

Residents may also face electricity disruptions.

The Gupta’s may have been the most powerful family in South Africa.

Are these convicted student protesters receiving special treatment?

The usually brown Karoo landscape has been turned to white.

According to economic analysts, the new ‘debt relief’ bill will hurt consumers.

Whiskey Kgabo, a mango farmer in Tzaneen, Limpopo, lost 750 hectares of farmland in a botched land claim.

If innocent, why did Zuma’s friends pay to have investigations halted?

Shoprite CEO, Pieter Engelbrecht, says it’s been an incredibly tough year.

Eskom is backtracking on previous statements.

The ANCYL member has now being charged with hate speech.

“The land reform processes that we are undertaking poses no direct threat to the agriculture sector and the economy as a whole.” – David Mabuza

Eskom is committed to trimming its bloated workforce.

Shoprite slashes the cost of sanitary pads.

The president says it’s not an easy fix, but he’ll ‘look into it’.

Explosives discovered on board have been called ‘Weapons of Mass Destruction’.

Vincent Smith, co-chairperson of the committee, confirmed that his organisation had already reviewed 149 000 out of 700 000 submissions.

Seems Donald Trump is worried about what’s going on in South Africa.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says farmers have a choice.

Here’s what President Ramaphosa had to say about the most serious issues facing South Africa.

Eskom says the lights may go off tonight as a result of grid maintenance.

Phumzile Mabope pled guilty to murder, but not to charges of rape.

An anonymous tip-off led Cape Town cops back to his parents’ house.

“Spaza shop owners have started a biological war with their fake and expired food,” says disgruntled community member.

This is what has consumers paying more at the till.

“As I understand the Constitution there is room for the church to follow its own doctrine,” says legal representatives of the NG Kerk.

South Africa could be kicked out of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA).

AgriSA says the meeting was positive.

With inflation expected to top 1 000 000% by year-end.

This follows an intense recruitment drive undertaken earlier this year.

The men were brutally tortured at the hands of police.

MetroRail trains keep getting gutted by fire.

Checkers is launching its Ready to Chef boxes.

According to the Land Bank of South Africa, expropriation without compensation will still cost the government.

‘A process of accelerated land reform’ – Ramaphosa

Slow start to state-capture inquiry proceedings. Legal counsels present and key witnesses revealed.

It’s been reported that Mugabe owns a total of 14 farms in Zimbabwe.

Seems South Africans can’t seem to look on the bright side.

Up from R692 million in the previous financial year.

Good news for this looking to avoid queues.

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene will be meeting with the department and portfolio committee on Tuesday to discuss the financial impact of the new RABS bill.