Новости за 06.05.2024

The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal hopes to convince more than two million people to come out and vote for the party on 29 May.

CCTV footage in the vicinity shows the building collapsing around 14:09, with a huge cloud of dust billowing upwards.

A multidisciplinary team comprising Gauteng and North West SAPS, as well as private security companies, rescued a kidnapped man and recovered the ransom.

City of Johannesburg mayor Kabelo Gwamanda says he is yet to be furnished with the scathing Khampepe Inquiry report, as promised by the Office of the Premier.

Drivers of water trucks owned by a private company, which has a tender to deliver free water on behalf of the eThekwini Municipality, are selling water, a GroundUp investigation has revealed.

Will the National Health Insurance scheme fix South Africa's unfair health system, a legacy from the transition to democracy 30 years ago when a disjointed structure had to merge to serve a new nation?

Israel called on Palestinians to leave eastern Rafah Monday ahead of a ground invasion of the southern Gaza city, amid increasing global alarm about the consequences of such a move.

South Africa’s derivatives market will begin using the central bank’s new rand money-market benchmark to price short-term loans this year.

Multiple provinces across the country can expect fine and warm to hot temperatures, with warnings for damaging winds and high fire danger conditions elsewhere, according to the South African Weather Service.

The police's Operation Shanela boasts the arrests of more than 600 000 people, but there is generally a significant disparity between people arrested and those prosecuted for the crimes they are accused of committing.

Court proceedings for eight police VIP security officers linked to Deputy President Paul Mashatile were delayed for much of the morning session on Monday.

DA Chief Whip Siviwe Gwarube says her party is planning to increase child support grants in a bid to fight hunger in children if they win the upcoming general elections.

Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Rhulani Mokwena is obsessed with winning the CAF Champions League, so much so that he still feels the pain of their recent exit to Esperance Sportive de Tunis.

The United Rugby Championship returns this weekend with all four South African franchises in action, and the race is on for playoff places.

An overview of the biggest business developments in SA and beyond.

After 120 years of operating in South Africa, Shell is divesting from its fuel marketing business.

The police task team investigating political killings has hit back at AfriForum who claims that police do not want to engage them on critical evidence collected regarding the assassination of a KwaZulu-Natal DA councillor.

The City of Cape Town has unveiled new crime-fighting, aerial surveillance technology, which is expected to be rolled out in crime hotspot areas.

The lawsuit seeks payment of R1.07 billion and demands monthly financial statements from City Power.

An East London man is set to undergo surgery after he was mauled by two dogs on Friday.

FNB says its ETN offering allows investors to mitigate the impact of a shrinking universe of JSE-listed counters by opening up investment opportunities in growing global sectors.

Monday, 6 May 2024 marks 40 consecutive days without load shedding - and also the longest streak since the pandemic - and it's not because Eskom's burning more diesel, said Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa.

The Prudential Authority, the financial regulator that falls under the auspices of the SA Reserve Bank, has withdrawn permission for BNP Paribas SA to conduct business by means of a bank branch.

Banned Springbok flyhalf Elton Jantjies has vowed to make a return to the sport.

The Electoral Commission of South Africa says there is "no basis" for Jacob Zuma's demand that the Constitutional Court justices who sentenced him to 15 months imprisonment for contempt be recused from deciding whether he can be elected to Parliament.