More South Africans are reportedly buying homes in Durban coastal towns and taking interest in property developments in the city.

Acting Health Minister, Mmamoloko Kubayi-Ngubane says the approval of the Sinovac vaccine is a much needed relief for SA’s vaccine rollout.

The Constitutional Court will hear former President Jacob Zuma’s rescission application on Monday, a week after his D-Day.

The Jacob Zuma Foundation confirmed that former president Zuma will address the nation amidst all the chaos in his homestead in Nkandla, KZN.

Police nabbed two motorists for transporting alcohol, contravening the Disaster Management Act in Makhanda, Eastern Cape on Friday.

The EFF says that the approval of the Sinovac vaccine by SAHPRA is long overdue and it would not have been possible without them.

Social Development Minister, Lindiwe Zulu confirmed that there is R700 million worth of SRD grants SASSA is yet to pay to beneficiaries.

A report released by the Public Protector’s office has cleared Panyaza Lesufi’s name in the irregular awarding of R30 million tender.

The ANC has postponed its NEC meeting that was supposed sit over the weekend in order to control the situation in Nkandla.

The MKMVA has threatened that there could be instability and unrest in the country if former President Jacob Zuma is arrested.

The NICD reported 24,270 new COVID-19 cases that have been identified in South Africa, which brings the total number of cases to 2,019,826.

SASSA is investigating those who fraudulently benefitted from the R350 grant in 2020 which includes inmates and migrants.

Tokyo Olympics have banned swim caps (from Soul Cap) designed for Afro hair after a swimming body described them as unsuitable.

The ANC has called on the SADC to intervene in Eswatini before the ongoing pro-democracy protests escalate beyond control.

King Mswati III has allegedly unleashed the military unit to terrorise citizens in Eswatini because of the pro-democracy protests.

The State Capture Commission has been granted another three months extension to wrap up, its Chairperson DCJ Zondo confirmed.

Protests in Eswatini continued despite a strict COVID-19 curfew introduced by the government. They have now burnt down breweries.

A Limpopo woman has been arrested for allegedly smashing her newborn baby against a wall at a public toilet in a mall in the Vhembe District.

King Mswati III of Eswatini has allegedly fled the kingdom as pro-democracy protests have spiraled out of control in the kingdom.

Two private security guards have been dismissed from work for assaulting an elderly patient in Estcourt Hospital in KwaZulu-Natal.

As of 1 July 2021, eThekwini Municipality will introduce an infrastructure levy to upgrade its water and sanitation infrastructure.

A group of men embarked on a 3km naked hike in the Drakensberg mountain to highlight issues and insecurities men struggle with.

The Gauteng provincial government has confirmed that the woman who reportedly gave birth to decuplets was never pregnant.

Tests conducted revealed that the stones discovered in KwaHlathi in Ladysmith are not diamonds but quartz crystals instead.

State security agencies are investigating credible claims that Bushiri and his wife Mary, have been in South Africa this year.