South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Kenyan President William Ruto have urged African nations to work together to address migration challenges, stressing that economic development, job creation and stronger continental institutions are essential to tackling the root causes of migration.

The lawyer representing alleged political fixer Brown Mogotsi says an appeal will be lodged after the Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court denied his client bail, citing concerns over discrepancies in the residential addresses provided to the court.

A dramatic police pursuit through the streets of Benoni ended with the arrest of a suspected kidnapper, the rescue of an alleged victim, and the recovery of an unlicensed firearm.

A large-scale cross-border operation at the Lebombo Port of Entry saw 933 Mozambican nationals depart South Africa on Wednesday, with authorities describing the process as orderly, lawful and incident-free.

The National Prosecuting Authority has withdrawn the suspension of Advocate Mkhuseli Ntaba after an interim investigation found no indication that he would interfere with ongoing inquiries, allowing him to return to work.

Two Gauteng Traffic Wardens have been arrested in Benoni after allegedly extorting R4,000 from a domestic worker and being found in possession of several foreign passports and suspected fraudulent vehicle documents.

A joint cross-border investigation has led to the arrest of two Mozambican suspects linked to the murder of an elderly South African couple whose bodies were discovered in the Kruger National Park last month.

The Pretoria High Court has dismissed suspended police sergeant Fannie Nkosi's bid for bail, ruling that his release would undermine public confidence in the justice system.

While lower diesel prices will bring some relief to freight operators, the Road Freight Association says rising petrol costs, higher levies and the phased withdrawal of fuel tax relief will continue to weigh on the transport sector and the wider economy.

The Office of the Chief Justice has dismissed a fraudulent document circulating on social media that falsely claims to be an official declaration by Chief Justice Mandisa Maya, urging the public not to share the misleading content.

The African Transformation Movement has called for officials to be held accountable after an SIU investigation found that more than R576,000 in Free State government bursary funds were unlawfully awarded to foreign nationals.

Former Department of Home Affairs official Zakhele Khuzwayo says he has spent more than three years battling financial uncertainty after the department allegedly froze his pension benefits and flagged him on the government's PERSAL system.

The Public Service Commercial Union of South Africa (PSCU SA) has officially launched its Ekurhuleni Region and elected a regional leadership committee tasked with establishing branches across the region, marking another milestone in the union’s continued growth and expansion within the public service sector.

ActionSA says Parliament missed an opportunity to strengthen public confidence in the Section 89 impeachment inquiry after members elected Rise Mzansi MP Makashule Gana as chairperson of the committee tasked with probing President Cyril Ramaphosa's conduct.

Chief Magistrate Tuletu Tonjeni has retired shortly after facing scrutiny over her decision to strike the Joe “Ferrari” Sibanyoni case off the roll. Her departure means she is unlikely to face disciplinary proceedings, while the re-enrolled case against Sibanyoni and his co-accused continues in court.