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While a detailed report presented during the pre-sentence hearing of EFF leader Julius Malema has laid out the punishment that can be meted against him, including an option of a fine, the state is gunning for him to spend time behind bars.

The principal of Merchiston Preparatory School in Pietermaritzburg has been removed from his post after a lengthy legal battle over allegations of sexual harassment, nepotism and professional misconduct.

The department has urged people residing or operating downstream of the dam to evacuate flood-prone areas immediately.

The families of the 14 pupils who died in a scholar transport accident in Vanderbijlpark in Gauteng on Monday are still reeling from the tragedy.

Ekurhuleni mayor Nkosindiphile Xhakaza has warned municipal officials that there are no shortcuts when it comes to governance, compliance and ethical conduct in the metro.

‘Deeply disturbing’: parliament slams Tyger Valley home affairs incident caught on video

Finance minister Enoch Godongwana says there is not much the South African government can do if the US bars its delegation from attending this year’s G20 Leaders Summit by refusing South African delegates accreditation.

Shell CEO Wael Sawan says he hopes to secure a final investment decision for Bonga South West in 2027

Family, friends and grieving community members gathered at Sebokeng hall in Vereeniging on Friday to honour the lives of the 14 pupils killed in a tragic accident in Vanderbiljpark earlier this week.

South Africa’s post-school education system is ready for the 2026 academic year but there are not enough funded spaces for all pupils who passed matric.

Lenovo is pursuing partnerships with multiple large language model developers globally to integrate AI technology into its products, aiming to strengthen its position in the AI sector

The investigation reviewed WhatsApp chats and production data; companies deny wrongdoing.

Orbán intensifies anti-Ukrainian rhetoric amid election pressure.

The restaurant manager instructed the staff to remove weeds outside the restaurant

The UN Human Rights Council will hold an emergency session on Friday to discuss the “alarming violence” used in Iran against protesters, while a group of states will call on UN investigators to document alleged abuses for future trials.