As former President Jacob Zuma’s corruption case continues at the Pietermaritzburg High Court, he is hoping that the “truth is mighty and will prevail”.

The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) is in the dark on former president Jacob Zuma’s next legal move regarding his corruption charges.

Almost two months after Gavin Watson's death in a suspicious car crash near OR Tambo, another report has cast doubt on eyewitnesses version of what led to the “crash”.

Thabiso Zulu, a long-time political friend of Magaqa and whistleblower who testified before the Moerane commission, says his life is in danger

SA’s attention will be riveted on the Pietermaritzburg High Court on Tuesday when Jacob Zuma finally goes on trial for corruption, racketeering and money laundering.

The death of a 14-year-old at Thuto Tiro Comprehensive School in Sebokeng has renewed fears that initiation schools in the area may be a breeding ground for school violence.

Acting board chairperson Thandeka Mgoduso allegedly orchestrated award of R200m contract to her associates

The PSA has slammed the raid by the FSCA on businessman Dr Iqbal Survé, saying it proved that the state regulatory body was being used to settle personal scores.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has arrived on Sunday arrived in London, United Kingdom, for the beginning of a two-day working visit.

The IEC pumped more money than ever into political parties before the elections this year when it pushed the allocation from R1.2 billion to R1.9bn for the polls.

Ex-DA federal council chairperson Joe Seremane has urged warring factions in the party to stop, ahead of the key meeting to elect the new council chairperson.

Matshepo Khumalo's life is ‘ruined’ and she struggles to find employment because of her criminal record

Consumers can expect to dig deeper into their pockets to pay for their health-care needs next year, as medical aid schemes announce annual increases for 2020.

Inkosi Simphiwe Zuma says his uncle should appeal the Pietermaritzburg High Court ruling against his application for a permanent stay of prosecution.

It is clear that the government has absolutely no plans to scrap e-tolls in Gauteng, the Democratic Alliance said on Sunday.

South Africa has a particular responsibility to ensure greater transparency in oil payments to South Sudan, and to push for accountability.