The latest statistics by Plastic/SA show that more than 519 370 tons of plastic waste was collected for recycling last year.

Jacob Zuma’s lawyer told the court it made no sense to interdict the former president from saying something he may or may not say in the future.

A 4-year-old girl has sustained brain damage and broken her shoulder and leg after being mowed down by a car in Belhar at about 5.34pm on Thursday.

Workers from the Pay-TV service provider gathered at around 1pm in readiness for the strike, which the ICTU had declared would commence at 1:30pm.

Djamena Manjenje, who has been missing since Monday, was reunited with her family last night, police said on Friday.

The upgrade of the Grand Parade kiosks in the Cape Town CBD being will ensure the iconic public space becomes a hive of activity.

The SANDF has confirmed that the 41-year-old victim was a soldier deployed for Operation Lockdown. Two suspects have been arrested.

Derek Hanekom's counsel said that he wore the badge of being considered an ANC spy with pride, but found it defamatory and dangerous that Jacob Zuma had inferred he was an apartheid spy.

ANC provincial executive member in Gauteng Lebogang Maile has thrown down the gauntlet to regional head Mzwandile Masina.

There is a new Day Zero looming for Capetonians, if the City fails to fix the transport crisis and it collapses, says ex-Mayco member Brett Herron.

Group says it remains committed to continue to consult with labour on the proposed restructure in the company’s customer care division.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation on Friday said they will make an urgent application in the high court to declare Ernst Roets in contempt of court.

Police spokesperson Noloyiso Rwexana said the bust was made at a business premises on the corner of Voortrekker Road and Vasco Boulevard in Goodwood.

Many people have been having quite the laugh on social media after posts of showcasing traffic cops cutouts have gone viral

The judges state that the documents submitted by the prosecutor, in this case, would “not have passed even the most rudimentary admissibility test”.

Ramaphosa's government has made changes to visa regulations for tourists and highly skilled professionals, availed financial support for black farmers and black industrialists, the presidency has said.