ActionSA National Chairperson Michael Beaumont says the party has approached the North Gauteng High Court to challenge the ...

Tensions rise in Pretoria as Stuart James Scharnick's arrest for allegedly intimidating a journalist raises urgent questions about press freedom and safety in South Africa.

The African National Congress’s Khusela Sangoni-Diko said that while the marathon process or oral hearings at Parliament’s Ad Hoc committee has come to an end, they will now have to deal with the ...

Failure to hand over his Fidelity Fund certificate, practice documentation and accounting records to the Legal Practice Council (LPC) for two years has resulted in admitted attorney Kader Sheik ...

Discover how 'Shut Up! Men Are Talking,' a groundbreaking South African film, transitions from YouTube sensation to television premiere, exploring the complexities of gender dynamics and societal ...

On 9 August 1956, more than 20,000 women marched on the Union Buildings in Pretoria against the extension of apartheid pass laws to women. Out of that day came a phrase that has outlived the system it ...

Ambassador Carl Niehaus, an EFF Member of Parliament, argues against the establishment of an Afrikaans university like ...

South Africa's education system is in crisis, with over 27,000 teaching posts unfilled and thousands of qualified teachers ...

A Malmesbury teenager linked to an international child sexual exploitation network faces 11 serious charges, including sexual assault and child pornography.

A media trip to the Drakensberg becomes an unexpected journey of personal discovery, as a first work assignment brings new ...

Discover whether you need to update your ID, passport, or driver's licence after South Africa's recent city name changes.

Accused number two Jamal Meyer told the Boksburg Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday that he had allegedly been assaulted by police during his arrest and needed medical attention for chest pain.