Shadrack Sibiya’s resignation from SAPS classified as dishonourable discharge
Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya resigns from SAPS amid disciplinary proceedings
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Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya resigns from SAPS amid disciplinary proceedings
Alexander Zverev becomes first German to clinch ATP Year-End No.1 spot after Carlos Alcaraz's shock defeat in Shanghai.
About 130 French high schools remained closed on Monday as authorities hope the protest movement will subside before the upcoming school break.
South Africa introduces a national opt-out registry to block unwanted marketing calls and messages, following a surge in spam calls and messages.
SANParks announces new restaurant operators and upgrades at several popular Kruger National Park rest camps
South Africa's Department of Transport proposes amendments to restrict use of traffic register numbers and driving licences as general identification documents.
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The "Period Paper" campaign, created by Joe Public for Independent Media, has won a Grand Prix at the 2026 Loerie Awards for its portrayal of period poverty.
Peace activists reject calls for Indians to join violent protest marches against migrants in South Africa, citing risks of xenophobia and violence.
Cosatu's national conference postponed due to internal disagreements and failure to meet quorum requirements.
South African musicians, including DJ uDBN Gogo and jazz musician Nduduzo Makhathini, have been nominated for the 69th Grammy Awards.
Five South African nationals arrested and charged with manufacturing and dealing in illegal drugs