A Hout Bay resident was walking her dogs on the beach when she suddenly sank into the ground, getting stuck up to her shoulders in a patch of sand.

Major Fatima Isaacs of the SANDF stands accused of wilfully disobeying a lawful order to take off a Muslim headscarf worn under her uniform beret.

"We will continue with our pricing transformation initiatives across all our markets to make our services more affordable for customers.”

Citizens can - and should - participate in the making of laws and policies and when oversight is conducted in Parliament and provincial legislatures.

Police are still searching for four suspects behind the robbery of 11 US tourists at gunpoint in Khayelitsha two weeks ago.

Opposition parties are set to oppose the decision by Speaker Masizole Mnqasela to hold the official opening of the provincial legislature and this year's Sopa.

The bail application for the two suspects arrested near Colonel Charl Kinnear’s home was expected to be heard in the Bishop Lavis Magistrate’s Court.

Afriforum wants the UN forum dealing with human rights violations to act against President Cyril Ramaphosa and Minister Lindiwe Sisulu.

The family will tomorrow come face to face with an 18-year-old matric pupil arrested for allegedly being involved in the infant’s abduction.

While Eskom said that there would be no load shedding on Wednesday, the power utility again called on its customers to use electricity sparingly.

Numsa and Sacca, the cabin crew association, wag the finger at Ministers Tito Mboweni and Pravin Gordhan as 10 000 jobs said to be on the line if the airline fails.

Thousands of students are flocking to tertiary institutions trying to secure a spot for the new academic year.

The 21 on Washington was closed down last July after the owner operated with an expired licence, and numerous complaints were lodged.

Energy and mineral resources minister Gwede Mantashe has appointed seven members to the board of the Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa (NECSA).

A suggestion by the DA Western Cape leader Bonginkosi Madikizela for unisex bathrooms at Cape Town International Airport has been called the "most idiotic idea".

The refugees holed up at the Central Methodist Mission church have rejected plans to reintegrate them to the communities they fled last year.