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Khanyisile Ngcobo is a reporter at the Sunday Times. She has also previously worked for Independent Media and the Citizen.
The Airports Company SA (Acsa) warned on Monday of longer queues at passport control points at OR Tambo International Airport due to a border management system failure.
Two suspected drug traffickers will appear in an Ekurhuleni court later this week after being caught carrying "bullets" and bags of cocaine at OR Tambo International Airport.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country's first national dialogue will be held next year and present an opportunity "to address the challenges we have been facing for the past 15 years".
Eskom prepaid customers who've connected to the grid illegally will not be granted another extension and have until the end of Friday to have their meters regularised and make an admission of guilt.
Another suspected illegal miner has surfaced at a shaft in Stilfontein, North West, bringing a letter requesting more food supplies and tobacco.
Eskom has been told to get its house in order before burdening the public with its proposed tariff hikes and consider cheaper alternatives for electricity generation.
Mining Affected Communities United in Action has filed another application in the Pretoria high court — this time to have police minister Senzo Mchunu found in contempt of a previous court ruling regarding the provision of humanitarian…
Court order allows community members, charitable organisations and interested parties to provide humanitarian aid
Prepaid customers who have been bypassing their meters and not purchasing electricity have until mid-December to have their meters regularised and make an admission of guilt, minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa said.
South Africa appears to be regressing in its fight against gender-based violence (GBV), as 957 women were murdered between July and September 2024.
The SA Police Service continues to lose members, with 17 officers losing their lives as a result of crime between July and September 2024.
A range of contact crimes, including murder and rape, saw a decline between July and September.
According to police, all the illegal miners who resurfaced on Sunday are Mozambique nationals, and a 14-year-old boy is among them.
Pharmaceutical company Bayer has issued an urgent recall of a batch of its contraceptive pills due to defective packs.
The issue around the publication of matric results on media platforms has reared its head again as the basic education department has been ordered to not publish them in the media.
