Advocate Godfrey Lebeya has been appointed as the new head of the Directorate for Priority Investigation (DPCI).

Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan on Thursday stressed the need to "restore good governance" to ailing state-owned enterprises.

Five departments of North West government have been placed under administration by the national government, said Minister Nomvula Mokonyane.

In court papers ahead of a Western Cape High Court ruling expected on June 4 or 5, Mayor Patricia de Lille has accused the DA of misleading the public.

Nearly half of the country’s 257 municipalities are in poor financial health and struggling to deliver services to residents, collect revenue and pay their debt.

National police commissioner General Khehla Sithole has withdrawn directives that the public must wait 24 hours before reporting a missing child.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has released the terms of reference for the inquiry into Sars which will be headed by retired Judge Robert Nugent.

A public call in Parliament by EFF leader Julius Malema on South Africans to illegally occupy land led to disorder in the National Assembly.

Jacob Zuma may have to do without the services of his lawyer Michael Hulley when he goes on trial, amid uncertainty about who will pay the legal bills

EFF leader Julius Malema has again issued a call to poor black South Africans to occupy unused land illegally.

National police commissioner General Khehla Sithole told MPs strategies had been put in place to prioritise police safety at all stations.

Municipalities and state-owned companies must expropriate and release unused land for housing SA's urban, landless poor, President Ramaphosa said.

President Cyril Ramaphosa said that he will contribute half of his Presidential salary to a fund to be managed by the Nelson Mandela Foundation.

The president has appointed retired Judge Robert Nugent to head a commission of inquiry to investigate tax administration and governance at Sars.

The DA has welcomed North West Premier Supra Mahumapelo's early retirement and says it will help bring stability to the troubled province.

AfriForum has called for the establishment of specialist units to fight the scourge of cash-in-transit heists after a sharp increase in these crimes.