“I would like to apologise to the coloured community. That's not who I am, I wasn't raised that way. I don't believe in what I said. I sincerely apologise for whatever was said ... I have coloured friends, I'm not racist.”

A minister in the presidency, three deputy ministers and five other MPs have been slapped with fines of between R10,000 and R12,500 each for violating parliament’s code of ethics over their declarations of financial interests.

More than 1,300 Voice of America employees were placed on leave on Saturday and funding for two US news services that broadcast to authoritarian regimes was terminated

The World Surf League (WSL) Qualifying Series (QS), Stop No4 of the WSL Africa regional season, the SA Open of Surfing, completed the men’s and women’s opening round in strong onshore winds with three-to-four-foot surf at Pollok Beach, Gqeberha on Saturday.

When 77-year-old Cingiwe Mabini walked into the Feather Market Hall on Saturday morning to attend her daughter's funeral, tears streamed down her face.

An elderly Gqeberha entrepreneur  has been found guilty and sentenced by the Gqeberha Specialised Commercial Crimes Court this week for fraud amounting to more than R1m.

A newly established Eastern Cape born author has put pen to paper and reflected her lived experiences of observing the impact of abuse in the location, in her debut release.

While SA’s citrus industry is facing uncertain times, its potential for immense growth and a fruitful future will remain intact if market access opportunities are seized and logistics challenges are urgently addressed.

Badenhorst couple owning Hartbeespoort house is standing trial with alleged mastermind Louis Liebenberg.