AVBOB says external malicious actors are behind a recent disruption affecting some of its digital platforms and services, while investigations continue to determine the full impact of the incident.

Government is ramping up efforts to help spaza shop owners formalise their businesses, meet compliance requirements and access funding as part of a broader strategy to boost township and rural economies.

Major-General Feroz Khan is set to testify before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry next month after abandoning urgent court applications aimed at preventing investigators from accessing information stored on electronic devices seized by authorities.

EFF leader Julius Malema has filed an urgent contempt of court application against Ngizwe Mchunu, seeking a six-month jail term, while Mchunu claims he was turned away by police after new charges were added and accuses Malema of distraction tactics amid ongoing tensions.

The Gauteng Department of Health has begun the phased rollout of Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, at 133 healthcare facilities across the province as part of South Africa's strategy to curb new HIV infections.

Ghana has repatriated about 1,000 of its citizens from South Africa as tensions surrounding illegal immigration continue to escalate, with authorities pledging support, compensation efforts and reintegration programmes for those returning home.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced a wide-ranging strategy to strengthen border security, crack down on illegal immigration, combat corruption, and tighten immigration laws while urging South Africans to reject vigilantism and uphold the rule of law.

International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has rejected social media reports alleging that Nigerian nationals were killed and several Ghanaians injured during recent anti-illegal immigration protests, describing the claims as unverified and misleading.

UNAIDS has welcomed South Africa’s large-scale introduction of Lenacapavir, a twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, while urging governments, donors and pharmaceutical companies to expand access and support local generic manufacturing.

The Malawian government has launched the first phase of its voluntary repatriation programme, with 150 nationals departing South Africa's Western Cape following their displacement and stay in temporary camps.

Gauteng police have called on the public to report corruption and bribery involving officers after a video circulating on social media allegedly showed a SAPS member returning money linked to a suspected bribery incident.

Nigeria has launched a voluntary repatriation programme for more than 1,000 of its citizens in South Africa, as concerns grow over anti-immigration protests and intensified enforcement against undocumented migrants.

The Special Tribunal has ordered Omar Motor Den to hand over documents relating to the sale and whereabouts of a Bentley Continental GT linked to the Tembisa Hospital corruption investigation after the dealership admitted it had sold the vehicle.

The Gauteng High Court has found Ngizwe Mchunu in contempt of court for breaching previous orders relating to defamatory remarks against EFF leader Julius Malema, resulting in a 10-day detention order.

A vehicle accident near Standerton led police to uncover nearly 100 kilograms of dagga, resulting in the arrest of two suspects and the seizure of a vehicle allegedly used in drug trafficking.