Latest sa news news from across South Africa.
Northern Cape police launched the 16 Days of Activism campaign at Lime Acres, educating around 100 primary school learners about abuse and their rights.
Gauteng has launched a central Food Distribution Centre as part of its Fetsa Tlala programme, serving over 400 000 beneficiaries across the province.
President Ramaphosa presides over the reburial of 63 Khoi-San ancestral remains at Steinkopf, Northern Cape, following their repatriation from European museums.
President Ramaphosa attends the first-ever LIV Golf tournament on African soil at Steyn City in Johannesburg, marking a historic moment for the sport.
SAHRC Commissioner Madlingozi reflects on 30 years of constitutional democracy, warning that inequality and crime remain a 'ticking timebomb' despite progress.
Police in Hartswater are searching for Batshadi Virginia Matsukane, 82, who went missing from her home on 3 October 2022 and suffers from memory loss.
The US has announced a shift toward mutual partnerships with Africa, a move Solidarity's Dr Dirk Hermann says South Africa should embrace with self-confidence.
The DA has nominated Khathu Rasilingwane, who grew up in a Tembisa informal settlement, as its mayoral candidate for Ekurhuleni, vowing to end corruption and fix services.
A specialised MRI anaesthesia unit at a Cape Town hospital is offering new hope for diagnosing complex conditions in young children, including a toddler from Robertson with suspected epilepsy.
Cable theft has knocked out phone lines and computer systems at Humewood police station in Gqeberha, with residents urged to call 10111 for emergencies.
The Pretoria High Court has rejected an urgent bid to halt the eviction of over 450 occupants from the condemned Melgisedek building, but legal battles are set to continue.
President Ramaphosa handed over title deeds restoring 18 000 hectares of land to roughly 2 800 beneficiaries in uMzimkhulu as part of the government's restitution programme.
