The National Credit Act sets out the procedure for repossessions while protecting your rights.
The world recorded its hottest ever day, as many parts of the Mediterranean face extreme wildfire risks.
Farmers say they are awaiting answers as to when the access road to Citrusdal, which was washed away earlier this month, will be repaired.
More than 60 governments and other parties, including South Africa, will be allowed to file arguments to the International Criminal Court as judges consider whether to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and others.
Vandalism to and theft of Eskom network infrastructure left residents in parts of Cape Town without power on Tuesday.
The Umzimvubu Local Municipality council in the Eastern Cape elected Sivikele Mathebe, 27, as the new speaker on Monday after the resignation of Nkosomzi Nomnganga earlier this month in line with an instruction from the ANC.
Following its successive defeats in both an arbitration process and the Labour Court, the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa has moved to reinstate Zolani Kgosietsile Matthews as its CEO.
Herman Mostert highlights five talking points after the Springboks announced a 33-man squad for the upcoming Rugby Championship on Tuesday.
KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli says the new provincial cabinet has to act quickly to address issues facing KwaZulu-Natal, pointing out that it cannot "fiddle while Rome burns".
Julius Malema's revisionism only serves to push his political agenda, which, right now at least, is to paint Ramaphosa as a sellout and an agent of the "establishment", writes Natasha Marrian.
Only two African countries, South Africa and Senegal, will be getting money from a giant Open Society Foundations green energy fund later this year, in part thanks to governments that have shown dedication in dealing with climate change.
In a sign the worst may be over for the struggling local home renovation sector, SA’s largest building materials supplier Cashbuild flagged on Tuesday its revenues were continuing to improve quarter by quarter.
A landmark legal case brought by climate activist group Friends of the Earth, accusing the UK government of not doing enough to protect people from the foreseeable effects of climate change, is being heard this week.
The Durban Magistrate's Court building has been evacuated due to a bomb scare.
It is irrational and inconsistent with the independence of the judiciary for Parliament to assign a removed judge to the Judicial Services Commission to take part in processes to appoint judges, DA federal executive chairwoman Helen Zille said in an urgent application to the High Court to interdict MK Party MP John Hlophe from taking up a seat in the commission.
Assets and properties worth more than R52 million have been seized from senior Mpumalanga government officials and service providers who are accused of involvement in a corruption network during the Covid-19 pandemic.
India slashed import duties on gold and silver to 6% from 15%, a move that industry officials say could boost retail demand and help curtail smuggling in the world's second-biggest consumer of bullion.
The death toll from two landslides in southern Ethiopia has risen sharply to 157 and the number could increase further, a government official said on Tuesday.
The Embrace Project is challenging the constitutionality of the Sexual Offences Act, particularly focusing on the provisions that define consent.
The Gauteng High Court is expected to hear an interdict application from three activist groups, which aims to prevent the Gauteng health department from spending part of a R784-million budget meant for the backlog in radiation and surgical treatment.
Two South African heritage routes have been nominated for World Heritage status. The routes include sites in the Western Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, Gauteng, Free State and Eastern Cape.
10 South African youths have embarked on a training programme to become field guides, and one shares that she hopes to inspire other women to enter the male-dominated industry.
The iron ore miner cut its interim dividend by 17%.
Motorists travelling to Cape Town's CBD from the city's northern suburbs have had to find dizzying detours or endure long queues of bumper-to-bumper traffic after lanes were closed in both directions on the N1 highway.
US Vice President Kamala Harris appeared poised to clinch her party's presidential nomination after receiving support from enough Democratic delegates Monday, as she launched a blistering campaign against Donald Trump.
