Latest sa news news from across South Africa.
Deputy President Paul Mashatile honoured the late Mosiuoa 'Terror' Lekota at his funeral in Bloemfontein, praising the struggle veteran as a principled leader who pursued justice above popularity.
President Ramaphosa will address the first National Transport Conference in Midrand, where stakeholders will tackle rail failures, port bottlenecks and road safety.
Minister Thembi Simelane frames housing delivery as a constitutional promise of dignity, highlighting innovative building technologies and spatial transformation as key priorities.
The Mtshoeni family has been handed back over 627 hectares of ancestral land in Mpumalanga seized around 1934, with Deputy President Mashatile hailing the restitution as a milestone for justice and...
Jannik Sinner survived a double-tiebreak thriller against Joao Fonseca at Indian Wells, winning 7-6, 7-6 to reach the quarter-finals.
SA farming organisations have criticised a new bilateral agreement with Germany on foot-and-mouth disease, demanding urgent local interventions over long-term diplomatic initiatives.
Gauteng faces a severe pollution crisis affecting air and water quality, with an urgent stakeholder summit planned to address the escalating emergency.
AfriForum has filed an urgent court application to block the Mangaung Municipality from selling 153 plots, including Tempe airport and Naval Hill.
South African grain producers face a deepening financial crisis as rising input costs, volatile markets, and overproduction risks dominate discussions at Grain SA's annual congress.
Deputy President Mashatile has welcomed the planned rollout of the Lenacapavir HIV prevention injection, expected to begin around May this year.
Minister Dean Macpherson has ordered a national audit of all state-owned residential properties amid concerns over irregular occupation of government homes.
Deputy Police Minister Cassel Mathele will lead a crime prevention imbizo in Ga-Mphahlele, Limpopo, on 14 March to tackle GBVF, stock theft and other crimes.
