After resisting evictions for 10 years, the case involving a group of Bromwell Street residents in Woodstock, Cape Town, will be heard in the Constitutional Court.
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The ANC spared no cost in putting on a spectacle worthy to be remembered at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, at the weekend.
From 1 April, Germans will be able to legally possess and smoke dagga and, by mid-year, they will be able to trade it in a strictly circumscribed fashion, thanks to new legislation.
The ANC will avoid trying to govern at all costs should the party's majority in provinces and nationally take a knock in the upcoming elections.
The latest hate speech application brought against EFF leader Julius Malema and the party continues with the cross-examination of a forensic linguist.
An injured and traumatised woman gave News24 a blow-by-blow account of the more than two-hour bloody hostage drama inside the Germiston house she shared with her husband and their four children.
Under a DA-government, black economic empowerment policies will be scrapped and replaced with internationally-recognised sustainable development goals.
The Blitzboks' slide down the World Sevens Series table has thrown them into a headlong search for consistency. But if it wasn't for inconsistency itself, they wouldn't have any consistency at all.
Two weeks after John Hlophe became the first judge in South African history to be impeached, the State will ask the Supreme Court of Appeal to invalidate his summary acquittal of corruption-accused ANC MP Bongani Bongo - and order a retrial.
Cadre deployment itself is not the problem. The problem is when the policy is used to appoint incompetent and dodgy cadres, writes Adriaan Basson.
The R282-million contract awarded to Royal Security, a company founded by state capture bigwig, was for the provision of security services at Western Cape government properties.
A former Model C school in the Eastern Cape, which has been crippled by parents' failure to pay fees, cannot even afford to buy toilet paper.
With overall unemployment at just over 40%, according to the expanded definition, one would have hoped for plans that would radically turn the situation around from parties hoping for an opportunity to govern the country. All proposals are woeful to say the least, writes Mbhazima Shilowa.
The ANC manifesto is a cynical manipulation of voters, which promises the reverse of what it is doing in practice, says Carol Paton.
Paramount+ content was previously available to South Africans via the Showmax app. Content from the streaming service will now appear as a "branded destination" on DStv as part of a licensing deal.
Sweden will be a part of the NATO alliance, after Hungary formally approved its entry, ending hundreds of years of military neutrality.
Allies of late Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny said Monday that a deal to free him as part of a prisoner swap had nearly been reached when he died in prison.
An attack on a mosque in eastern Burkina Faso has killed dozens of Muslims on the same day as another deadly attack on Catholics attending mass, local and security sources told AFP on Monday.
The withdrawal of three states from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) will do no favours for the bloc in its fight against terrorism while those countries literally pay the cost—not much shy of R2 billion.
