Politics

According to KZN police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, this was done to protect politically connected individuals.

Maphwanya met with Iranian military officials and was criticised for the comments he made

The probe into allegations of fraud and corruption against KwaZulu-Natal health and education MECs Nomagugu Simelane and Sipho Hlomuka is gaining momentum after the two officials submitted responses to the premier's office.

An application by former president Thabo Mbeki and former justice minister Brigitte Mabandla to intervene in the R167m constitutional damages litigation, brought by victims and families of victims of apartheid-era atrocities, has been dismissed.

Government will set up a package to support companies vulnerable to the 30% tariff imposed by the US on South African products.

Deputy President Paul Mashatile has been fined R10,000 for failing to declare a diamond gift his wife Humile received from a controversial businessman Louis Liebenberg back in 2023.

EFF leader Julius Malema has taken a swipe at former ANC MP Jacob Boy Mamabolo, claiming he was his “ice boy” — a person who is broke and acts as an errands runner for wealthier friends.

Prof Firoz Cachalia is set to be sworn in at the Union Buildings on Friday before taking up his new role of acting police minister, the Presidency has announced.

A fourth suspect has been arrested in connection with the murder of the Eastern Cape's Emalahleni local municipality chief whip Xoliseka Lali, after an intensive investigation by the provincial serious violent crime investigation and tracing unit.

Apex court says case should not have come directly to the highest court

In a surprise twist in uMngeni local municipality councillor and DA chief whip Nhlalayenza Ndlovu's murder case, one of the suspects has turned state witness.

GOOD party councillor Roscoe Palm has called on Cape Town council speaker Felicity Purchase to step aside after witnessing a violent scuffle in the council chambers.

President may appoint and dismiss but nothing in between, argues MK Party