Count on Durban to mix cannabis and beer together.

The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) is diverting funds from other projects to keep e-tolls afloat.

Never good to see this kind of thing on the sportsfield.

City of Cape Town’s revenue chief, Trevor Blake, reveals the horror.

Farmers are almost ready to start planting their crops. The latest petrol price increase makes this a much more costly affair.

Ace Magashule’s close relationship with former president Jacob Zuma has created some tension within the ANC.

Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan says SAA cannot afford to operate any new routes at this moment in time.

The government of South Africa has the blood of many Yemenis on its hands.

“The best way to honour Nelson Mandela is for this government to prioritise education, healthcare and the delivery of services to the people.” – DA regional spokesperson

City officials note that at least 88 functioning trains are required to service Cape Town and surrounds. Worryingly, MetroRail’s Western Cape fleet currently totals only 42 function trains.

Abu Dhabi is luring South African teachers with the promise of higher salaries and safer working conditions.

Auditor-General Kimi Makwetu is disappointed in NSFAS and former chairperson Sizwe Nxasana’s negligence.

The story of an eccentric modern day urban missionary spreading love and light into the embattled suburbs of Brooklyn, Rugby and Ysterplaat.

Solly Msimanga has, once again, survived the chop and remains Mayor of Tshwane.

The Joint Constitutional Review Committee on land expropriation without compensation says that it will release its findings in two months.

Will Donald Trump tee off in Zimbabwe?

Things aren’t looking good for South African motorists.

Bathabile Dlamini has been ordered to pay back 20% of Sassa’s legal costs.

Seems Cape Town’s mayoral committee member for safety and security, JP Smith, was unfairly removed from the meeting.

Here’s a look at the V&A Waterfront’s newest addition, which is due to be completed next month.

Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga survived the first motion of no confidence on 30 August but will he make it out on top again today?

Westerford High has fired an employee after connecting the fraudulent dots.

Kessie Nair, the man who targeted President Ramaphosa in a racist tirade, may head to Fort Napier hospital for a mental illness assessment.

According to Police Minister, Bheki Cele, JP Smith wasn’t invited to the meeting.

Stats SA revealed that employment in the non-agricultural formal sector dropped from 9 817 000 in March 2018 to 9 748 000 in June 2018.

The construction of two new coal-fired power plants is under threat from stricter funding regulations

The electronic visa system is designed around the online capture of permit applications and biometrics both locally and abroad.

Economists warn that President Ramaphosa’s economic stimulus package may have underwhelming results.

According to Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana, an SABC TV license is great value for money.

On Monday afternoon, a 43-year-old man was ambushed in Bedfordview while stopped at a traffic light.

Save the Vaal Environment (Save) is calling for the government to be held responsible.

A soaring oil price has emerging markets trembling.

President Ramaphosa has reached out for help from experts on land, development, agriculture and law.

KwaZulu-Natal train services have been suspended after a vicious attack on an uMlazi station last week Friday.

Heritage Day isn’t all about braais and beers – it’s about remembering those who were here before us.

The EFF has issued a Heritage Day message to South Africans and the government.

Here is the handpicked 10-person team tasked with guiding the land reform process forward.

“People who have reached the end stages of life should have the right to choose how and when to leave Mother Earth.” – Desmond Tutu

Commuters went on the rampage when trains arrived late.

Julius Malema defying the courts yet again.

Here’s a look at Cyril Ramaphosa’s ‘new deal’.

The Springboks will surely have a few tattooed players in the 2019 RWC squad.

Goodbye Hlaudi Motsoeneng.

Another police officer arrested for being part of a rhino horn syndicate.

Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma says the government needs to act fast.

According to the report, only 7% of all municipalities are functioning properly.

Bathabile Dlamini has turned against the tide and criticised the ANC.

Kessie Nair, a Durban businessman and convicted fraudster, says he’s done nothing wrong.

This is the sentiment held by Bheki Ntshalintshali, the Congress of South African Trade Unions’ (COSATU) General Secretary.

How are police going to deal with motorists under the influence of marijuana?

Police Minister Bheki Cele says smoking dagga eventually leads to the use of harder drugs.

Minister’s family vacations costing the taxpayers millions.

Eskom is struggling to make ends meet and is asking government to help debt-collect from Soweto.

Here’s a look at the colourful life of Cape Town’s ‘new’ mayor, Dan Plato.

Dan Plato, replacing Patricia de Lille as the new mayor of Cape Town.

While the Constitutional Court ruling on dagga is reason to celebrate, there is room for misinterpretation and arrest relating to marijuana possession and consumption.

Let’s take a closer look at Cosatu’s new president, Zingiswa Losi.

The Minister of Basic Education, Angie Motshekga, has called on law enforcement agencies to help quell the recent spate of violence which has rocked schools in South Africa.

Liyaqat Parker has been reunited with his family.

Speaking at Cosatu’s National Congress, Ramaphosa issued a warcry aimed those hoping to divide the ANC.

Here are the new school subjects available to South African learners in 2020.

Pretoria’s premiere oasis, featuring an eco-friendly clear-water lagoon.

It looks as if Velile Errol Present may beat the charges.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) believes that President Ramaphosa is sailing South Africa down a river of debt.

Eskom says it’s implementing a contingency plan aimed at diverting coal supplies.

Julius Malema caught up in a legal battle with his original political fraternity.

“I was trying to get my phone on the bed behind me. It was ringing. I did this while I was driving. I’m sorry about this I should have stopped the truck.” – Driver’s police statement

The 22-year-old former water polo coach has been found guilty of sexually assaulting 12 schoolboys,

Fikile Mbalula had some controversial things to say about South Africa and foreign nationals.

How did Ashu Chawla leave the country without a valid passport?

Can China help drag South Africa out of its economic recession?

Can Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan turn it all around?

SABC employees have been left in limbo.

Jacob Zuma’s lawyers have told Judge Zondo that their client is cooperating but will not face questions nor cross-examination.

First, Ayanda Mabulu compared Madiba to Hitler and Satan, then he crashed his car during a chase.

Five years after ‘hit the boer’ was sung during a work dispute, the saga has finally been closed by the Constitution Court.

Smith is caught up in the Bosasa scandal over alleged cash backs received from Agrizzi between in 2015 and 2016, totalling R870 000.

Seems the Energy Minister is all out of ideas.

Even the alternate transport MetroRail is arranging has been the target of attacks.

Millions of South Africans rely on the social grants system operating smoothly.

Then DA and EFF both tried to fight the motion, but ultimately, the ANC decided that Zuma should get a healthy pension.

“We have not taken a comprehensive picture of our economy” – David Mabuza

The Gupta’s tried to appear as good samaritans by feeding school kids KFC.

Not even the government can save us from this one.

China is set to construct a massive industrial zone in Limpopo over the next five years.

Ramaphosa says land expropriation is inevitable and that, in the end, it will all work out just fine.

Just when things were really heating up.

Ace Magashule admits he met with former president Zuma but says there’s no plot to unseat current president Ramaphosa.

Using the number of combat crimes reported as a yardstick for danger, we find out which areas are serious criminal hotspots.

Qaanitah Hunter, the journalist who exposed an alleged plot to unseat President Ramaphosa, has been receiving some threats.

South Africa’s agricultural sector is struggling.

“Nobody, whether inside or outside the ANC, will succeed to change the outcomes of Nasrec,” says Zizi Kodwa.

Catzavelos had been a minority shareholder in the restaurant but had his stake immediately revoked following the public outcry.

The most recent attack on MetroRail passengers left one man dead and eight others seriously injured.

In times of dire financial distress, the spotlight falls on the SABC’s exorbitant executive salaries.

Cosatu believes there is a plot to unseat President Ramaphosa.

Some interesting excuses coming out of the ANC, particularly that of Thanduxolo Sabelo.

Why has President Ramaphosa just signed a deal with China for the construction of a 4 600 megawatt coal power station in Limpopo, in direct contravention of Energy Minister Jeff Radebe’s Integrated Resource Plan (IRP)?

Unpacking the horror that befell Joey and Anisha van Niekerk in 2017.

Jacob Zuma has called up some powerful political friends.