Koena Mashale

South Africa's universities are grappling with billions of rand in unpaid student debt, forcing institutions to tighten registration rules while

The SA government has pushed back against criticism from other African countries over its immigration crackdown, insisting that no foreign state has the right to dictate how the country enforces its laws.

Joburg mayor Dada Morero says the excitement surrounding the upcoming local government elections has contributed to communication challenges within the mayoral committee, with some members already shifting into campaign mode.

The case in SA against Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma , the UK murder suspect, has been postponed in the Johannesburg magistrate's court to July 22.

The wall collapse that injured 12 Shembe church worshippers has reinforced the government's plan to tighten oversight over the construction industry, according to public works and infrastructure minister Dean Macpherson

The ANC says it will study the parliamentary ad hoc committee's draft report into suspended police minister Senzo Mchunu before taking a formal position.

ANC secretary-general and former police minister Fikile Mbalula has denied having any influence, exerting pressure or colluding with anyone to

From denying any role in stalled apartheid-era cases to commenting on Senzo Mchunu, local election preparations and Zandile Gumede's exit, here's what the ANC secretary-general had to say

Before signing up thousands of drivers, founders of Bro Cabs — the new e-hailing kid in town — struggled to secure funding.

The City of Johannesburg and Marble Towers in the CBD have agreed in court to pause demolitions at the landmark building, and both parties will now jointly inspect the site to identify illegal structures.