Latest sa news news from across South Africa.
Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says the military deployment to combat gang violence will take longer than expected, as communities demand urgent action following a deadly Westbury shooting.
ActionSA faces a tough road to matching its 2021 support after 50 Johannesburg members joined the DA, with analysts warning of a broader decline.
State Theatre CEO Shane Maja plans to strengthen ties with Afrikaans communities through partnerships with the Voortrekker Monument and FAK.
Tshwane communities have been urged to take precautions and remain vigilant as thunderstorms are expected to affect the region.
Dirco has urged over 6 400 registered South Africans in the Middle East to evacuate immediately as heavy military strikes are expected to persist.
David Masondo has rejected claims of being "anti-black", saying the PIC's defence of workers' pensions is the most pro-black act it can perform.
The 1.5 million Dollvet foot-and-mouth vaccine doses have not yet reached Onderstepoort Biological Products, with administrative and quality checks delaying distribution.
Pierneef Primary in Pretoria faces possible retrenchments after Gauteng slashed quintile 5 school funding, prompting a R3m crowdfunding drive.
Saai board chairman Dr Theo de Jager says government's persistent absence from FMD efforts poses a greater threat than the virus, with critical delays and regulatory gaps crippling the response.
A Western Cape homeowner has won a two-and-a-half-year legal fight against Standard Insurance over storm damage to her 130-year-old heritage property.
The SACPCMP has called for mandatory use of registered building inspectors following a deadly building collapse in Ormonde, Johannesburg.
Justice Minister Kubayi confirms 50 new judges will be appointed after Treasury approves R687m to boost court capacity and tackle backlogs.
