Iran says it has responded to US proposal to end war
LNG tanker passes Hormuz safely as ceasefire strains and diplomacy stalls
How to spot a fake gas cylinder this winter
Gas suppliers have warned the public about the dangers of unknowingly buying fake and illegal gas cylinders which are increasingly penetrating the market
Weak professional accountability worsens municipal dysfunction, says industry body
Professional registration for officials seen as key to addressing service delivery failures
Expanding blacklist of building firms exposes ‘systemic noncompliance’ in sector
The government's move to bar 52 contractors over fraud, poor performance and contractual failures highlights deep-rooted problems
Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote targets new refinery in Kenya
East African countries discussing a joint refinery, says Africa’s richest man
Blind Sebokeng hospital clerk has sat idle at work for nine years
Moipone Mahapa has not been able to work because she’s been waiting for her laptop to be repaired
Eastern Cape lawyer sentenced for theft of R780,000 trust funds
Attorney found guilty after diverting property sale funds into unauthorised investment
Gauteng health dept warns of rising child burns as winter nears
Residents urged to take extra precautions when using heating devices during cold months
‘She was my biggest supporter’: UKZN graduate honours late mother during emotional graduation tribute
An emotional moment at the University of KwaZulu-Natal graduation ceremony has touched many after graduate Thembisani Mntungwa honoured his late mother while receiving his degree.
How Gontse went from graduating to doing garden work to put food on the table
Akanyang Gontse swallowed big chunks of pride to go from being a university graduate to weeding people’s gardens
Two killed, three wounded in tavern shooting at Langlaagte informal settlement
Police are investigating two counts of murder and three of attempted murder after a shooting at Zamimpilo informal settlement in Langlaagte during the early hours of Sunday
Ekurhuleni hackers cleared municipal debt owed by residents, businesses
The hackers who effectively seized control of Ekurhuleni’s IT billing system manipulated billing data to reduce property rates debt owed to the city by residents and businesses
Two senior SAPS officials, civilian arrested for alleged illegal metals dealing
SAPS have confirmed the arrest of two senior officials and a civilian allegedly linked to the illegal dealing and unlawful possession of precious metals
Two Singaporeans confirmed dead in Indonesia volcano eruption, bodies found
Two Singaporeans missing for days were confirmed dead on Sunday from the eruption of Mount Dukono on Indonesia’s Halmahera island
Probe pans Tolashe over illegal DG contract
Minister found to be uncooperative and evasive





















