A new partnership between Afribiz and Satewave Technologies is set to bring electric vehicles, renewable energy, healthcare technology and digital innovation to African markets, with a strong focus on job creation and skills development.

Wits University has pushed back against viral claims that foreign nationals dominate its academic staff, saying international employees account for only 9% of its workforce and insisting that global recruitment does not come at the expense of South African talent.

At the centre of this tempest stands a Black businessman whose rise from hawker to international council member is not merely a personal triumph, but a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

The South African Reserve Bank has introduced two commemorative R2 circulation coins celebrating Charlotte Maxeke’s historic academic achievement and the courageous women who marched against apartheid pass laws in 1956.

The Road Traffic Management Corporation has warned the public against scammers demanding up to R450 to supposedly assist motorists with vehicle licence renewal applications, stressing that no fee is charged to access its services.

A 37-year-old suspect has been arrested at OR Tambo International Airport after returning from overseas in connection with the Hawks' investigation into alleged fraud, corruption and money laundering linked to the R635 million Tembisa Hospital procurement scandal.

The Gauteng Provincial Government says it had no role in the purchase of 41 City of Johannesburg ambulances that have reportedly stood idle for six years, but will engage the city on their possible absorption into the provincial emergency medical services system.

Six suspected illegal miners have been found dead with gunshot wounds in the Mashobote area of Ngodwana, Mpumalanga, with police investigating a six-count murder case.

Minister Sindisiwe Chikunga has moved to correct the record following testimony by taxi boss Joe Sibanyoni before the Madlanga Commission, insisting their only meeting concerned an operational grievance involving his taxis.

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has paid tribute to the late Justice Fikile Eunice Mokgohloa, saying her judgments helped advance social justice and protect the rights of poor, vulnerable and marginalised South Africans.

ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa says Johannesburg Mayor Dada Morero's conduct during a service delivery meeting in Tshepisong was unacceptable, but says the party has accepted the mayor's public apology.

With the 4 November polls approaching, Cabinet says coordination across all three spheres of government is in place, while condemning the recent killing of councillors and calling for peaceful elections.

A whistleblower tip and a sting operation have led to the arrest of three women accused of stealing and illegally selling termination-of-pregnancy medication to patients at a Johannesburg health facility.

SASSA CEO Themba Matlou has engaged with KwaZulu-Natal journalists in Pietermaritzburg on social grants, service modernisation and the agency’s 20-year milestone.

Into this arena steps Sandile Zungu, a man whose business acumen and record of ethical leadership suggest his campaign for the SAFA presidency is exactly the mission South African football needs right now.