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TimesLIVE profiles some of the women recently murdered in South Africa and asks experts how to tackle gender-based violence.

Former Eskom chief executive officer Andre de Ruyter went on national TV and made damning allegations against the ANC.

With the walls closing in and load-shedding playing havoc with the economy, finance minister Enoch Godongwana announced measures that will not only absorb more than half of Eskom’s R423bn debt but also grant tax breaks for businesses and homes investing in renewable energy.

Somerset West police are investigating a kidnapping case following the disappearance of a six-month-old baby who went missing on Monday, 5 December 2022. According to reports the nanny who was looking after the seven-year-old girl and the six-month-old baby alleged that she gave the woman she just meets after she offered to buy both children

In a no-holds barred interview, outgoing Eskom chief executive Andre de Ruyter has claimed that a State Security Agency operative was sent to watch him at COP27, the United Nations climate change conference, in Egypt last November.



Missing Kabega Park woman, Bernadette January was found dead early this afternoon not far from the old age home where she resided. It is alleged that on Thursday, 9 February 2023 at about 09:00 the 66-year-old woman from the Louise Dubb Old Age home in Kabega Park was dropped off near the Greenacres shopping mall

DA slams decision to announce bailouts for failed state-owned enterprises such as Land Bank, Post Office and SAA

University of KwaZulu-Natal students were injured when university security guards allegedly shot at them during a march at the Pietermaritzburg campus.

The police in Kakamas police request the community's assistance in locating a missing man, Mr. Andries Springbok (66), who is residing at Hashvalley Kakamas. According to the information received he was last seen on 28 January 2023 around 22:45 when he returned home with a family from attending a funeral. He was supposed to go

The University of Fort Hare has leapt to the defence of its security guards after a video clip showing a former UFH student involved in an altercation with campus guards​ went viral.