City of Ekurhuleni episodes expose deep-seated corruption
Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department flagged for harbouring criminal networks
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Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department flagged for harbouring criminal networks
South Africa's low voter turnout sparks discussion on anarchism and whether abstention is a form of protest or disengagement from the democratic process.
Thekwini Municipality has implemented strict regulations on election campaign posters ahead of the November 4 elections.
Independent councillor Bukelani Zuma to challenge for Msunduzi mayoral seat
Marco Jansen claimed his 100th Test wicket and became the world's No. 1-ranked Test bowler but Australia took control on the second day at Newlands.
Financial and Fiscal Commission criticizes National Treasury's approach to distressed municipalities
South Africa experienced a decline in tourist visits in September, with overseas visitors being the hardest hit, according to Statistics South Africa.
A 45-year-old Ugandan man, Simon, recounts his ordeal after being attacked by a mob of March and March supporters in Durban, South Africa, on October 21, 2026.
Unbeaten Likho Sigaba faces a tough challenge against Zolisa Batyi for the WBA Gold featherweight title at the Guild Theatre on Sunday.
Yonela Ngxingolo becomes second Springbok player to reach 50 caps, marking a journey of perseverance and growth in women's rugby.
Iinyathi cricket team finishes Pro20 on a high, beating Warriors in Eastern Cape derby
The UN General Assembly voted to end the US economic embargo on Cuba, with 130 nations in favor, 25 abstaining, and 17 opposing.