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Climate change: The human cost of a warming planet
As the Earth’s climate continues to warm, millions of people are being forced to flee their homes due to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and environmental degradation.
Key witness to continue testimony in pig farm murder trial
A man who testified how he and his boss shot two women who were scavenging for food on a Limpopo farm and fed their bodies to pigs is expected to continue his testimony at the Polokwane high court.
Ramaphosa denies ties to alleged Tembisa Hospital looting kingpin Maumela
President Cyril Ramaphosa has told parliament that he met alleged Tembisa Hospital looting syndicate leader Hangwani Maumela by chance as he walked past his house in 2024.
By Koena Mashale
RECORDED | Lt-Gen Sibiya to appear before parliament ad hoc committee
Suspended deputy national police commissioner Lt-Gen Shadrack Sibiya will appear before parliament’s ad hoc committee on Monday.
By Koketso Ratsatsi
VIDEO | Hundreds of children battle hunger in Gauteng
More than 200 cases of children battling malnutrition have been recorded at a clinic in Olievenhoutbosch Extension 13, though there is a food bank 40km away, which distributes up to 700 food parcels
Third suspect in Ben Gumbi murder nabbed in KZN
A third man linked to the murder of North West businessman Ben Gumbi has been arrested after being traced to KwaZulu-Natal.
By Koena Mashale
Tsakane residents without power for over four months ongoing
More than 70 homes in Tsakane left in the dark since June after a transformer faulty. City of Ekurhuleni says fixing is a competence of Eskom who can only fix once people start paying for electricity
By Michelle Banda
SA’s Gaza flotilla activists to be deported from Israel on Tuesday
The South African activists who were intercepted while transporting humanitarian aid to Gaza will be released from Israeli detention on Tuesday.
By Herman Moloi
Frustrated consumers want companies to mute tele-sales calls
On Friday, Cartrack suspended services of its telemarketing company after Sowetan shared with the car tracing company the frustrations of consumers who had taken to social media to tell stories of fee
By Lindile Sifile
Security guards hardest hit by employers' nonpayment of pension funds
The Pension Funds Adjudicator has seen a 13% increase in the number of new complaints in the past financial year, largely affecting security guards. The adjudicator, Muvhango Lukhaimane, said the spike was the result of the implementation of the two-pot pension system in September last year. In her 2024/25 annual report released on Monday, Lukhaimane noted a rise in noncompliance where employers repeatedly fail to pay over their retirement fund contributions.
By Lindile Sifile
Supreme court validates Misuzulu's choice as the Zulu king
The Supreme Court of Appeal has validated the recognition of Misuzulu kaZwelithini as the Zulu king.
By Botho Molosankwe
