The sale and purchase of liquor has, once again, been prohibited.

The power utility has urged all citizens to drastically decrease their electricity usage.

The procurement process — which wasn’t sanctioned by the national department of health — is currently under investigation.

Will Maimane’s last-ditch attempt to postpone the reopening of schools pass the grade?

The digging of mass grave sites in Gauteng has come under serious scrutiny.

The SIU is waiting on President Ramaphosa to sign a national proclamation which will allow investigators to consolidate all allegations of corruption.

As South Africa experiences a surge in coronavirus cases, the president has called on all citizens to play their part.

The ANC’s National Chairperson says that the reinstatement will depend on engagements with Limpopo communities and the party’s provincial structures.

DA leader John Steenhuisen has welcomed the suspensions and called upon all South Africans to reject brutality.

According to party insiders, President Ramaphosa was vehemently opposed to the reinstatement but was ultimately overruled by the NEC majority.

Blame has been placed on the courier company tasked with transporting samples from nearby hospitals to a laboratory in Port Elizabeth.

The minister of transport doesn’t want a ‘war’ but says that government will act harshly and decisively against those seeking to undermine the law.

This comes after minister Mbalula snubbed a meeting with industry stakeholders on Sunday afternoon.

Bad news for smokers, tax watchdogs and the legal tobacco industry.

Tough times call for tough measures, but government’s decision to redirect funds away from the education system has been met with criticism.

Government has been criticised for ‘sneaking’ applications onto phones without permission; but the truth is, you need to opt-in, even if the terms and conditions aren’t that clear.

The EFF Commander-in-Chief says that journalists have failed to provide evidence of corruption.

The Deputy President due to be grilled over Eskom corruption and ‘dodging’ responsibilities.

Five journalists have been given the go ahead to ask the EFF Commander-in-Chief ‘any question’ — including those relating to VBS corruption.

The veteran politician who helped build the official opposition party is now tearing it apart.

Government has faced more than 90 legal challenges due to controversial lockdown regulations.

Taxis are back on the roads despite still having a bone to pick with minister Mbalula.

Things got heated when the transport minister attempted to engage with frustrated taxi drivers.

The destruction of public transport infrastructure embattles commuters during a time of fierce economic pressure.

In a sombre Monday-morning address, the president laments dire job losses in a country already crippled by unemployment.