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The ANC’s recently-constituted provincial task team (PTT) has led the party to two by-election wins out of a possible five - and ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula says based on these and previous other outcomes, there is no evidence of a “one-way erosion” of the party’s support in KwaZulu-Natal.

The National Lotteries Commission and the private sector look set to fill the funding gap in the health sector.

The South African Air Force has all but collapsed, and has no fighting capacity left. It has only six operable military aircraft - 325 others have been left to rust because of crippling cash shortfalls.

In his memoir, former ANC treasurer-general Mathews Phosa recalls the Guptas’ attempts to secure his cooperation.

Three years ago, he was instrumental in denying Zurenah Smit’s civil claim to her murdered husband’s millions. And if Bradley van Eysland’s version of events is accepted in the criminal trial into the killing of Stefan Smit, he could be one of the main reasons she faces life behind bars.

Oscar Pistorius’ new girl isn’t just beautiful; she’s from a well-off and respected family

A mixed bag of weather conditions is expected across South Africa on Friday, according to the South African Weather Service.

The LPC has cleared Eastern Cape attorney Steven Kuselo Gqeba of misappropriating R15 million meant for a disabled child’s trust.

Four years ago, in 2020, Loyiso Manga was working for a call centre in Diep River, Cape Town. By his own admission, he was “gatvol”.

Police believe they have found the bodies of missing Pretoria-based journalist Sibusiso Aserie Ndlovu and his partner, Zodwa Mdhluli.

Johannesburg’s turnaround strategy will be boosted by the “Bomb Squad”, a team assembled to ensure “aggressive implementation takes place”.

Disgruntled service providers for the National School Nutrition Programme (NSNP) are waiting with bated breath for the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Education to make outstanding payments.

Eighteen people have died on Western Cape roads in less than a week.

Cape Town authorities are on high alert following a weather warning ahead of a cold front expected at the weekend.

The Gauteng health department has been granted leave to appeal a March judgment relating to the backlog of cancer patients awaiting radiation oncology services.

South Africa is politically nimble on the international stage, but its good diplomatic messaging has earned it little monetary value.

The City of Cape Town says it does not have the funds to finish the iconic unfinished Foreshore freeway bridge in the CBD.

The Protection of State Information Bill could result in the abuse of power and unreasonable infringements of rights, as well as undermine the principle of legality, says Parliament’s legal services which sent the contentious bill back to the House.

Allegations of hacking, alleged conflict of interest and blocking of access to KZN-based Ithala’s banking records are among the dramatic allegations made in a legal dispute between the embattled bank and the South African Reserve Bank’s Prudential Authority.

Tackling failing local governments, reshaping housing and public transport to bridge spatial divides, and driving digital transformation – these are the priorities of phase two of Operation Vulindlela.