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Paul Ash is a senior reporter at the Sunday Times, covering transport, environment and wildlife, farming, tourism and defence. He was a 14-year veteran of the paper's travel section before moving to the newsroom in 2020 to focus on writing, reporting and telling stories in sound.
About 90% of cargo in SA travels by road, said Walters. “The economy is dependent on road transportation.”
The SAS President Kruger was rammed by the navy replenishment vessel SAS Tafelberg 145km southwest of Cape Point on February 18 1982.
Five people, including two children, drowned in separate incidents across SA at the weekend, the National Sea Rescue Institute reported.
A prison warder was killed and his wife and two children injured during a botched cash-in-transit heist on the East Rand on Friday.
The person taken into custody in connection with the fire that broke out in parliament's National Assembly building is now confirmed as a suspect in the blaze.
Severe thunderstorms bringing hail, heavy rain and “excessive lightning” are expected to hit the southern part of Gauteng on Thursday afternoon.
Paramedic Caitlinn Kruger was on her way home with a friend after getting a haircut on Sunday when she saw a column of black smoke rolling above the northern Johannesburg suburb of Fourways.
SA’s north-eastern areas can expect “disruptive rain” as wet conditions continued over much of the country on Monday.
One of Richard Branson's great pleasures was teaching Archbishop Desmond Tutu to swim.
The Dalai Lama has written a letter of condolence to Archbishop’ Desmond Tutu's daughter, Rev Mpho Tutu, praising the archbishop for being a "true humanitarian" and a committed advocate for human rights.
Archbishop Desmond Tutu was the right man at the right time as SA made its difficult transition from an apartheid state to a multiparty democracy.
A wet Christmas is on the cards for many parts of SA, with above average rainfall expected well into the new year.
Bad weather, 'sabotage' and cable theft have been blamed for Shosholoza Meyl trains failing to reach their destinations
A pilot and his passenger had a lucky escape when their plane came back to earth in a Plettenberg Bay suburb on Sunday.
Limpopo's matric exam results remain on track despite nearly two dozen markers being sent home after catching Covid-19.
