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Kulula and British Airways flights back in SA skies as suspension is lifted

Kulula and British Airways planes will be back in SA's airspace from Thursday. → Read More

IN PICTURES | Awesome paw-some: caged and abandoned tigers safe in SA

After 70 hours, the animals arrived on our shores at the weekend and were handed over to a big cat sanctuary → Read More

Character Bosasa-nation: how Watson cosied up to JZ, Mantashe and more

From a cash-stuffed handbag to parties, monthly payments and groceries, this is how Bosasa lured the ANC, says Zondo → Read More

Zondo report unveils a hornets’ nest of corruption and racketeering

Acting chief justice has proposed that ‘abuse of power’ becomes a criminal offence → Read More

WATCH | Elephant charges game vehicle as students scurry to safety

It was a narrow escape for wildlife guide students on Sunday when a bull elephant in musk charged their vehicle. → Read More

They're not 'blackouts', says Eskom boss Andre de Ruyter

Blackouts and load-shedding are different things, Eskom boss Andre de Ruyter insisted on Wednesday. → Read More

LISTEN | 'I won't resign of my own accord': Eskom boss Andre de Ruyter digs in

Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter said on Tuesday that he was not going to be stepping down, despite growing criticism of ongoing load-shedding across SA. → Read More

Decade of decline: a look back to 2011 shows how far the ANC has fallen

The party appears to be collapsing, with a glance at previous local government elections revealing the extent thereof → Read More

'We were held hostage': Minister speaks after dramatic rescue from Tshwane hotel

Defence minister Thandi Modise was reportedly "held hostage" at the St George's Hotel in Tshwane on Thursday. → Read More

Feelgood factor: fans ride wave of Bafana’s success in a stadium again

‘We are back to life’: just 2,000 fans got to watch Bafana win in person, but being there meant so much more → Read More

Fuel refinery confirms shutdown amid ongoing violence in KZN and Gauteng

SA's largest crude oil refinery, Sapref, has shut down operations amid ongoing violence in KwaZulu-Natal. → Read More

It's official: Jacob Zuma has been jailed

Former president Jacob Zuma was taken to the Estcourt prison at about 1.30am and was set to go through admission processes, the correctional services department said. → Read More

ConCourt judgment 'judicially emotional and not consistent with our constitution': Zuma Foundation

The Jacob G Zuma Foundation said the former president believed that the majority judgment, delivered by acting chief justice Sisi Khampepe, showed that the country's courts did not act independently and without bias. → Read More

WATCH | 'I'll kill you outside': Julius Malema in heated exchange at Pan-African parliament sitting

'There's an honourable member who's officially announced that he's going to assassinate his colleague after we leave this chamber,' an MP said after EFF leader Julius Malema made a threat in the Pan-African Parliament on Thursday. → Read More

It’s inland SA’s turn to feel the full impact of the third wave

Coastal provinces that were dealt a severe blow by the previous wave are likely to avoid the worst this time: expert → Read More

Final vaccine administered as part of Sisonke trial

The final Covid-19 jab as part of the Sisonke trial has been administered. → Read More

Two dead as helicopter crashes into Vaal Dam

Two people died on Friday evening when a helicopter crashed into the Vaal Dam → Read More

Suspended KZN regional court president’s 50 charges jump to 112

When his suspension was debated, Magistrates’ Commission said it was a matter of ‘national importance’ → Read More

‘It gives me sleepless nights’: Police commissioner worried about crooked officers in his ranks

National police commissioner Gen Khehla Sitole said as long as corruption in the force continues, 'there will be more heads to roll'. → Read More

Tipping the scales: pangolins back in Zululand for first time in 70 years

As World Pangolin Day was celebrated on Saturday, there was good news on two fronts in SA → Read More