Zimbabwean survivors of John Smyth launch legal claim against Church of England for abuse

Jonisayi Maromo|Published

Seven Zimbabwean survivors of John Smyth's horrific abuse are taking a stand against the Church of England, alleging a cover-up that allowed their suffering to continue. ...

Parliamentary inquiry into police corruption adjourns amid confusion over Mkhwanazi's statement

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Updated

The parliamentary inquiry into police corruption faced turmoil on Tuesday as MPs debated the validity of a 'supplementary' statement from KwaZulu-Natal SAPS Commissioner ...

King Misuzulu calls for unity within Zulu royal family

Willem Phungula|Published

The Zulu royal family has called for unity among its factions following the Supreme Court's affirmation of king Misuzulu's legitimacy.

'Misleading' claims about sugary drinks leave appeals committee with sour taste

Zelda Venter|Published

The Advertising Regulatory Board has upheld a ruling against Heala. org's advertisment, which claimed that fizzy drinks and fruit juice cause serious health issues ...

ANC reveals another 'plan' to drive economic growth

Staff Reporter|Published

Cyril Ramaphosa presents a 10-point plan aimed at revitalising South Africa's economy, focusing on infrastructure, job creation, and sustainable development.

Cruise into 2026 refreshed with MSC Opera

Staff Reporter|Published

As the new year unfolds, sail away on MSC Opera for a rejuvenating expedition that promises relaxation, adventure, and culinary delights. Don't miss out on a magical ...

Underfunding could collapse Mandlanga Inquiry

Manyane Manyane|Published

The Madlanga Commission faces turmoil as former chief evidence leader Advocate Terry Motau resigns, citing budgetary concerns. Accusations of government sabotage ...

Israel confirms release of abducted local pro-Palestine activists

Xolile Mtembu|Published

The South African government confirmed the imminent release and repatriation of citizens detained during the Global Flotilla Initiative in Israel, with plans to ...

Police van torched after crash that killed Delft girl, 11, and injured friends

Kim Swartz|Published

An 11-year-old girl from Delft tragically lost her life when a police vehicle crashed into a wendy house, sparking outrage in the community.

Eswatini receives more 'dangerous criminals' deported from US

AFP|Published

Eswatini, Ghana, Rwanda and South Sudan have in recent months accepted US deportees as part of the scheme, which has been criticised by rights groups.

We were treated like animals, say flotilla activists detained by Israeli forces

AFP|Published

International activists deported from Israel describe harrowing experiences of violence and mistreatment at the hands of Israeli forces.

Primrose Park Primary teacher to be reinstated after unfair dismissal

Zelda Venter|Published

The Western Cape Education Department's attempt to overturn the reinstatement of a teacher dismissed for alleged misconduct, has been rejected by the Labour Court, ...

Nearly 800 units of alcohol confiscated from Cape Town beaches during matric celebrations

Staff Reporter|Published

In the past week, the City’s enforcement agencies made 197 arrests, including a near three-fold increase in arrests for drunk driving.

Nafiz Modack's high court return delayed

Kim Swartz|Published

The delay comes after Judge Robert Henney was reportedly booked off sick this week, forcing the trial to be rescheduled.

Disciplinary hearing of suspended DG Mashabane will not be public

Mayibongwe Maqhina|Published

Department of Justice and Constitutional Development Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has officially confirmed that the disciplinary hearing against director-general Doctor ...

Kitesurfer Graham Howes killed in freak accident involving whale

Sarene Kloren|Published

Coroners confirm that the cause of death of kitesurfer Graham Howes was a freak accident involving a whale off Bloubergstrand.

Dirco reassures families: South African flotilla participants are safe despite mistreatment claims

Xolile Mtembu|Published

South Africa’s foreign ministry reassures families that the Global Sumud Flotilla detainees are unharmed.

We refuse to lose, says elated Boks Captain Siya Kolisa

Mike Greenaway|Published

Kolisi and his teammates are the first Springboks to win back-to-back Championship titles since the tournament started in 1996, which has been heavily dominated ...

‘Tembisa looting betrayed Deokaran’

Karen Singh|Published

The family of Babita Deokaran, a courageous whistle-blower murdered for exposing corruption, is devastated by the SIU's report revealing R2 billion looted from Tembisa ...