PIC CEO faces scrutiny over undisclosed mining interests
South Africa's Public Investment Corporation CEO Patrick Dlamini faces questions over his private business interests in a Mozambican mining company.
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South Africa's Public Investment Corporation CEO Patrick Dlamini faces questions over his private business interests in a Mozambican mining company.
Durban-born Judge Navi Pillay has won the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize for advancing international justice and ensuring war crimes are prosecuted.
The DA has called for the police minister and senior management to appear before parliament to account for the ongoing violent crime in Ekurhuleni.
Family of Thandiwe Chili, one of three Boxer employees killed in Eshowe, calls for justice as police search for suspect.
Virgin Atlantic marks 30 years of serving South Africa with an expanded flight schedule, featuring the Airbus A350-1000 and additional weekly flights.
Ephraim Lonwabo Makoko, 29, sentenced to 25 years for murder of Hawks Sergeant Leka Philip Maja in June 2023.
A 15-year-old South African girl needs financial help to stay in school
As summer arrives, many South Africans look for ways to stay cool and refreshed, and homemade drinks offer a perfect solution.
Western Cape government launches free safety inspections for scholar and public transport vehicles to promote proactive vehicle maintenance and reduce road incidents.
A South African cookie company, Mondvol, has lost R30,000 to a swindler who made a fake payment for a large order of cookies.
Airlink responds to SACAA concerns over Cape Town Stadium flyby, submits flight data
Three men died and 12 others were exposed to a toxic substance while cleaning a fertilizer tank on a farm near Heroldsbaai outside George.