Love to Live ushers in fresh leadership after its 27th AGM
Love to Live elects new leadership, focuses on mental health awareness
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Love to Live elects new leadership, focuses on mental health awareness
South Africa's Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana reduces fuel levy to ease financial pressure on households.
Hundreds of job seekers in Pietermaritzburg braved the rain to submit their CVs for the Labour Activation Programme.
Jacob Zuma has ordered the MK Party to restore its parliamentary whips to their previous composition, reversing changes made last week.
Estcourt's SPAR and TOPS stores will close after 35 years due to lack of buyers, affecting employees and local businesses.
Toyota Gazoo Racing South Africa heads to Zwartkops for the final round of the GR Cup and SATC championships
Mnelisi Zuma, 44, accused of helping hitmen identify Ndlovu's home before councillor was shot and killed in December 2023, granted R5 000 bail by Howick Magistrate's Court.
A municipal manager in South Africa was arrested for demanding a bribe and later offering Hawks officers R600,000.
Sanlam's 2026 Credit Confidence Index shows debt counselling can help South Africans improve their credit profiles and reduce debt.
Motorists in Pietermaritzburg, Midlands, and KwaZulu-Natal face congestion and roadworks on various routes.
Activists led by Phakela'umthakathi march to South Africa's home affairs department to demand changes in asylum seeker policy and enforcement.
The father of four-year-old Baby Nikita, who admitted to her murder, told a Johannesburg high court that the child was not his biological daughter as he pleaded for leniency during senten...