R10bn fuel-relief Bill moves closer to National Assembly debate
South Africa's Parliament considers R10 billion plan to ease fuel price burden
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South Africa's Parliament considers R10 billion plan to ease fuel price burden
Questions raised about treatment of alleged victims of sexual assault in court
Complaints against UCT Vice-Chancellor Professor Mosa Moshabela have raised questions about the university's complaints process.
Experts and MPs call for intensified training of councillors to professionalise local government in South Africa.
Blind and visually impaired residents in Bloemfontein express concerns about accessing voter information and assistance ahead of the 2026 local government elections.
South African girls face emotional distress and systemic barriers during menstruation, highlighting the need for comprehensive support and resources.
The rand's major exchange rates provide an early guide to the cost of imports, overseas travel and foreign-currency payments for South African consumers and businesses.
South Africa's energy sector marks significant progress in reducing loadshedding and advancing reform, with the inaugural National Energy Awards recognizing excellence in the field.
A man died after entering a tiger enclosure at a wildlife reserve
Nobel peace prize winner Navi Pillay's fight for justice shaped by Durban's racist past
Pous Leo XIV gaan 'n operasie ondergaan nadat 'n vergroeisel in sy long gevind is.
South Africa's Lions rugby team is looking to bounce back after a 57-15 defeat by the Bulls in the United Rugby Championship.