News24 | Woman dies while waiting in queue to apply for grant at Sassa office in Bloemfontein
A 41-year-old woman died while waiting in queue at the South Africa Security Agency office in Bloemfontein, Free State, on Monday.
A 41-year-old woman died while waiting in queue at the South Africa Security Agency office in Bloemfontein, Free State, on Monday.
Pasteurising plant equipment imported for use on the Estina Dairy Farm cost more than double what new equipment was worth, the Pretoria Magistrate's Court has heard.
Non-profit organisations say funding they've relied on for years has been halted without adequate explanation, leaving some of them with no option but to close, and residents with no alternative care.
In a bold move to prepare for the upcoming 2024/25 Premier Soccer League season, Kaizer Chiefs will embark on their first pre-season tour outside of South Africa in over two decades.
UEFA said Wednesday it had opened a probe into Turkey defender Merih Demiral for celebrating a goal in the team's 2-1 win against Austria at Euro 2024 with an allegedly ultra-nationalist salute.
With all investigations complete, the murder trial of former Moja Love and Sizok'thola presenter Xolani Khumalo is nearly ready to begin.
The disposal will leave Bidvest with six business pillars while its remaining short-term insurance assets will be transferred to its automotive division.
In response to the mpox outbreak in South Africa, the World Health Organisation (WHO) is in the process of shipping medication for the treatment of an additional 50 people for mpox locally.
Both the DA and the PAC are already thinking about how they can use their portfolios to improve their electoral fortunes in 2029. They've been around long enough to know that five years is just too short in politics, writes Mcebisi Ndletyana.
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) says it continues to consider more applications but warns that many applicants don't meet legislative requirements.
If the Springbok starting XV for Saturday ruffles few feathers, the Bomb Squad leans just a little the other way, says Rob Houwing
US President Joe Biden has congratulated President Cyril Ramaphosa for "successfully forming" a government of national unity.
Tembisa residents woke up to the sound of an explosion in the early hours of Wednesday when cash-in-transit robbers blew up a cash van in Link Road.
Numsa has said it will embark on strike action this week to demand bonus payments for its workers at the Ford Motoring Company Southern Africa.
One person has been killed, and three others left seriously injured after gangs ran amok in Ottery, Cape Town on Tuesday – randomly opening fire at one another.
The GNU represents the highest and most complex social compact that Cyril Ramaphosa has put together and established, and will lead over the next five years, writes Malegapuru Makgoba.
President Cyril Ramaphosa's newly established government of national unity offers South Africa an "amazing opportunity" to grow its economy, international scholar, Professor Mark NK Saunders of the University of Birmingham in the UK, has said.
The strike-hit operation is among those acquired by Implats when it gained control of Royal Bafokeng Platinum last year.
Following legal battles, the Gauteng Department of Social Development has settled payments with most NPOs on the verge of closure.
A major Australian coal mine battled on Wednesday to extinguish an underground gas fire that has been burning for five days following a "combustion event".
Microscopic attention to details has helped turn Ireland into a rugby powerhouse, says former World Cup-winning South Africa head coach Jacques Nienaber ahead of a series between the teams.
South Africa is seeking to alter the terms of a landmark agreement under which it promised to cut its reliance on coal in exchange for access to financing.
Hurricane Beryl churned towards Jamaica Tuesday, with forecasters warning of potentially deadly winds and storm surge, after the storm killed at least seven people and caused widespread destruction across the southeastern Caribbean.
In six months, 12 kidnapping victims have been rescued by police. The latest victim, a 49-year-old Portuguese businessman, was rescued in Johannesburg on Monday night.
Authorities are on high alert following a warning of heavy rain and strong winds in Cape Town and surrounding areas.