Latest sa news news from across South Africa.
President Ramaphosa defends withholding the Madlanga Commission interim report, citing witness safety and ongoing probes, while vowing no one implicated will be shielded.
President Ramaphosa has deployed 550 SANDF members to Gauteng under Operation Prosper, fulfilling his SONA pledge to combat illegal mining and organised crime.
A Fochville High School rugby team paid tribute to their late coach Ryno Hefer, presenting his widow with 15 roses and heartfelt messages before their first match of the season.
South Africa and Germany have signed a historic agricultural partnership to fight foot-and-mouth disease and strengthen trade in animal products.
ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula has rejected US ambassador Brent Bozell's criticism, insisting South Africa alone determines its foreign policy.
Kastelo has launched a tax-free savings account on its app in partnership with Sygnia, offering South Africans a simplified way to invest and grow their money.
Deputy Minister Seitlholo has ordered the creation of a joint task team to tackle Rustenburg's ongoing water supply and sanitation challenges.
Deputy Minister Kenny Morolong has called for a united African response to safeguard information integrity, warning that digital platforms pose a major governance challenge of the 21st century.
South Africa is intensifying efforts to eliminate silicosis in non-mining sectors by 2030, with new research revealing ongoing worker exposure risks in construction and manufacturing.
US Ambassador Brent Bozell has apologised after controversial remarks, while Minister Lamola reaffirmed SA's sovereign foreign policy and key bilateral ties with Washington.
Police in Limpopo are searching for Mphephu Betty Makhubelo, 109, who went missing from Rotterdam Village on 5 March after leaving home for a funeral.
Bloemfontein police seek public help to find Sanna Baadjies, missing since 5 March after leaving home for work in Heidedal.
