Taxi operations to continue as normal during 30 June protests
The taxi industry says it will continue transporting commuters safely while urging protesters to remain peaceful and law-abiding.
The taxi industry says it will continue transporting commuters safely while urging protesters to remain peaceful and law-abiding.
Officials who bypass the agency's biometric verification system to approve fraudulent grant applications face dismissal and criminal charges.
There is growing uncertainty in parts of South Africa as only a few hours remain before the 30 June deadline set by the March and March movement regarding undocumented foreign nationals.
Substance abuse is no longer just a physical health concern; it's increasingly affecting the mental well-being of young South Africans.
Police have launched a high-level investigation into the attempted assassination of suspended Deputy Crime Intelligence Head Major General Firoz Khan after he was shot in Johannesburg.
The South African government has praised Bafana Bafana for their historic performance at the 2026 FIFA World Cup despite their 1-0 defeat to Canada
As part of his plea agreement, Matlala will become a State witness, potentially implicating senior police officials and other accused.
Government says it is fully prepared to protect both South African citizens and foreign nationals ahead of the planned 30 June protests.
Motorists travelling between Gauteng and Limpopo have been warned to expect heavy traffic this weekend as schools close for the mid-year holidays.