The Johannesburg Labour Court ruled in favour of the City of Tshwane regarding the illegal strike by SAMWU members.

The City of Tshwane has urged residents to use water sparingly during the planned 8-hour water outage for Cullinan and Ga-Rankuwa.

SASSA announced that from April 2022, social grants will now be paid earlier, but does this also apply to the R350 SRD grant?

The Information Regulator says the response submitted by TransUnion is inadequate and falls short of what is required by POPIA.

The City of Cape Town has revealed new hotspots for illegal connections and vandalism after a spate of power outages in parts of the City.

Five SA airports were ranked amongst the top 10 best in Africa with Cape Town International leading the way.

Electricity wires were reportedly running across and beneath the vehicle which had an accident on Stellenberg road around Pretoria East.

Advocate Lewis was awarded for nabbing SA’s top scammers who are part of the Black Axe and were recently listed by the FBI in the USA.

Hackers have began leaking databases to prove that they are indeed in possession of 54 million South Africans data obtained from TransUnion.

Motorists are urged to plan their trips carefully as SANRAL has released a road closure schedule for the N1 in Centurion.

Farmers in one of the provinces have already been asked not to sell or buy cows in order to limit the spread of the Foot and Mouth Disease.

The Tourism Department said latest regulations come at an opportune time, as it is planning to host Africa’s Travel Indaba in May.

It looks like South Africa isn’t close to winning the fight against femicide after two teachers were allegedly gunned down in Ga-Rankuwa.

The EFF says Ramaphosa is desperate to hold on to the power the pandemic afforded him and doesn’t want to end the State of Disaster.

A graphic video circulating online shows community members of the Skierlik informal settlement in Mamelodi take the law into their own hands.

City of Tshwane Mayor, Randall Williams said the municipality is intending to terminate the services of those involved in the strike

In some indoor settings and mass gatherings, social distancing will remain – but it has been reduced from 1.5 metres

The e-hailing strike turned ugly this afternoon when a police officer was allegedly disarmed by striking drivers.

The South African Post Office (SAPOI) says it has seen a sharp increase in queries from citizens regarding the scam.

A Durban Solid Waste employee was caught drinking with friends and loaded an eThekwini municipal vehicle with alcohol in Amanzimtoti.

Approximately 50 homes were affected by the flooding in Onverwacht in Cullinan, Pretoria East
on Tuesday morning.

Circulating videos show striking e-hailing drivers blocking those who are working amid the planned three-day national shutdown.

Ramaphosa has urged employers to “hire our people and treat them well” in light of protests against the employment of foreign nationals.

A male motorist was found severely entrapped in wreckage with critical injuries after he crashed his vehicle in Umhlanga.

The City of Tshwane has restored power in most areas after residents were without electricity for over 5 days.