Direshen Govender, a detective at Berea SAPS, appeared in the Chatsworth Magistrate's Court earlier on Wednesday where he faced a charge for dealing in drugs.

Outa has turned up the heat on former mineral resources minister Mosebenzi Zwane, accusing him of being the mastermind behind state capture.

The government’s plan to restructure state-owned entities could be met with resistance by trade unions.

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

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

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

The SA Liberated Public Sector Workers’ Union has threatened to challenge plans to stop unrecognised public sector unions from receiving subscription fees from civil servants.

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.

When thousands of swimmers converge on Midmar Dam for the aQuellé Midmar Mile on 8 and 9 February, it will be a milestone event for The Cows, who channel their passion for sport into fundraising for CHOC

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

South Africa has an abundance of mineral resources and is the world’s fifth-largest mining sector, writes Visvin Reddy of the Activists Movement of SA.

There has been mixed reaction to the installation of pay meters at the parking lot at Life Entabeni Hospital in Glenwood.

KZN police spokesperson Colonel Thembeka Mbele confirmed the victim had died on Monday and a case of murder was now being investigated.

More than 400 bridges that will link communities and schools need to be built across the province, according to the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Transport.

Police Minister General Bheki Cele said car hijackings and drunk driving were still a concern, as well as non-compliance, with over 6 000 liquor stores and tavern shutdown during the festive period.

One of two key underground cables that connect South Africa to the global web was hit by a breakdown last week, resulting in very slow internet access.