Wet weekend in store for much of South Africa
Marine conditions are also expected to markedly deteriorate as extreme weather takes hold
By TimesLIVE
Teens turn to music to cope with stress, but when does it become a concern?
Teenagers in some of Gauteng’s most under-resourced schools are facing intense pressure, and many are turning to music and time alone to cope.
By Gugulethu Mashinini
Disgraced VBS auditor barred for life
Sipho Malaba also ordered to pay nearly R11m in fines and costs of hearing
By Kabelo Khumalo
Standard Bank advises customers to tighten security after hack attack
Clients urged to update passwords, enable biometrics and stay alert to fraud
By TimesLIVE
Senior Zulu prince’s funeral to be in KwaNongoma
Senior Zulu prince uMntwana Gibizizwe kaQadulana kaSolomon has died at 67
By TimesLIVE
Mbenenge faces impeachment after sexual misconduct findings overturned
Judicial Service Commission finds judge president guilty of both harassment and gross misconduct
By Adrienne Carlisle
The spirits, the marabouts and the 11 psychiatrists in Burkina Faso
Armed conflict in the West African country continues to escalate, and half the psychiatrists have left. With few mental health services available, families and traditional healers absorb what the system cannot
By Sean Christie
RAF must compensate all, including illegal foreigners, SCA rules
Court blocks RAF’s attempt to deny claims based on immigration status
By Ernest Mabuza
City Power may halt services if attacks on technicians continue
Direct consequence is a slowdown in service delivery
By Mandisa Ndlovu
DA welcomes stronger measures to curb illegal land invasions
Proposed bill amendments seek to empower municipalities, state entities and private property owners to respond more decisively to illegal occupations and evictions
By Ntwanano Mtileni
Mabuyane opens defamation case against Malema over ‘degree fraud’
EFF leader alleges premier fraudulently obtained a master’s degree from the University of Fort Hare
By Daily Dispatch Correspondent
One teacher dead, another injured after brazen attacks in Ekurhuleni
Sadtu raises growing concern of a continuous pattern of violence targeting educators
By Kabungane Biyela
Mbenenge faces impeachment risk after JSC finds sexual harassment
JSC finds Mbenenge guilty of harassment, paving way for impeachment
By Adrienne Carlisle
Stay of execution for Tongaat Hulett as IDC buys group more time to stay afloat
Industrial Development Corporation offers firm R200m to delay liquidation application
By Kabelo Khumalo
Botswana talks to Angola about stake in Lobito refinery, officials say
Sonangol officials say Angola has been seeking partners to help finance the refinery
By Reuters
