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Seven political parties have made declarations of almost R60m in the last quarter of 2023, says the IEC.

Rifle cartridges, muthi and matchsticks at the mouth of a petrol tank are some of the items police found in an abandoned Mercedes-Benz vehicle linked to the alleged killers of musician AKA.

South Africa will be a socialist state without provinces and will have a state-owned bank should the EFF take over the government, says Julius Malema.

A foundation and a few pillars is all that is left at the construction site of Mayibuye Clinic after the contractor was dismissed by the state for poor performance in 2021.

As five men accused of killing rap star Kiernan “AKA” Forbes and his friend Tebello “Tibz” Motsoane are set to make their first appearance in court today, the identity of the person who ordered the hit remains unknown.

The South African Police Service says it is making arrangements for “alternative premises” to house staff who had to be evacuated from its national head office in Pretoria after the building was “declared unfit for human use”.

The Gauteng department of infrastructure development has failed to complete 48% of the projects that it started five years ago.

Impala Platinum may consider closing some loss-making mining shafts in South Africa if metal prices deteriorate further and efforts to restructure some operations don't improve its margins, CEO Nico Muller said.

The puzzling vanishing of six-year-old Joslin Smith has again thrust SA into the harsh spotlight of missing children cases.

How fuel-efficient is a self-charging hybrid with its combination of fuel and electric power? And what distance can be travelled on one tank?