Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says an outage that saw five of Kendal's units taken offline last week is a "temporary setback" and lessons have been learnt.
The DA says telephone lines at some Gauteng hospitals are down because the provincial health department hasn't paid its bills.
Braving the Pretoria heat, about 100 healthcare workers marched to the Union Buildings on Monday to demand jobs and call for a health budget increase.
At the best of times, America’s mostly positive impact on the world is easily obscured by its mistakes and excesses. With Israel in flux, it is particularly hard to remember the US perhaps isn’t – on average - the bad guys, writes Phillip de Wet.
The Springbok Rugby World Cup-winning euphoria continues as South Africa were recognised at the 2024 Laureus World Sports Awards.
An act of kindness from a 74-year-old German tourist appears to have led to his brutal assault and murder in Northam, Limpopo, after he gave a hitchhiker a lift.
Shares in Sasol fell almost 6% on Monday morning after it reported its interim profit fell by more than a third due amid volatile global economic conditions and domestic pressure in SA.
The fiancée of a murdered KwaZulu-Natal police officer has been taken into custody after being accused of having a hand in his death almost two years ago.
Two hikers who became stranded at Platteklip Gorge on Table Mountain on Sunday night were being brought to saftey on Monday morning by Wilderness Search And Rescue teams.
Food producer Libstar, the owner of Denny Mushrooms and Lancewood cheese, said on Monday insurance proceeds from its a fire that destroyed one of its mushroom facilities could help lift earnings by a quarter in its year to end-December.
Cavin Johnson apologised to Kaizer Chiefs' supporters after the club's humiliating Nedbank Cup exit and called for the technical team and players to do some serious introspection if Amakhosi is to end their trophy drought.
The debate surrounding the regulation of AI in political campaigns is ongoing, reflecting the multifaceted challenges posed by its widespread use. From misinformation to deepfakes, the landscape is filled with obstacles that defy conventional regulatory approaches, writes Glen Mpani.
A prominent investment company – which manages R1.6 billion in assets from Telkom and some municipal pension funds, as well as Alexforbes and a UK government financier – has been rocked by a fake qualification controversy.
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh said on Monday he was resigning to allow for the formation of a broad consensus among Palestinians about political arrangements following Israel's war against the Islamist group Hamas in Gaza.
Eskom has an eye-watering diesel budget that quite literally goes up in smoke. Nick Hedley ?takes a look at how that money could be spent elsewhere.?
There's been a noticeable increase in crime in some Cape Town suburbs - including crime and gang hotspots - as street lights remain out of order, some for several years, due to burnt or stolen cables.
Sbu Nkosi's return to top-flight rugby will be at the Cheetahs, where his former Bok team-mate and now the franchise's director of rugby Frans Steyn will take him under his wing.
Retail tycoon Christo Wiese is spending a large portion of his time on his mining business, which he says has already turned up a $10 million pink diamond.
Two Mpumalanga police officers have safely delivered a baby on the side of the road in Secunda.
Pupils attending a school in Mpumalanga have to answer the call of nature in bushes after a contractor who built flushing toilets allegedly failed to install a borehole to supply it with water.
Ever since France's agonising defeat to South Africa in October's Rugby World Cup quarter-final, Les Bleus' head coach Fabien Galthie and his players vowed to come to terms with the loss and move on.
The Orlando Pirates coach has made it clear that his team can't afford to drop points in the second half of the season after a disappointing start.
For 35 years now, Professor Lorna Martin has bent over metal trolleys with saws and scalpels and tools, dissecting bodies, capturing her observations in reports, pondering knots and ligatures, and testifying in court.
Saturday served a reminder that it would have been crazy for the Springboks to go in "cold" against Ireland in July, writes Rob Houwing.
A US military service member set himself on fire, in an apparent act of protest against the war in Gaza, outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington on Sunday afternoon, authorities said.