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ANC national chair Gwede Mantashe says the unemployed have become overly dependent on the state instead of applying for jobs.

Gun Free South Africa says Bitou’s deputy mayor could face criminal charges regardless of whether a firearm was real or a replica, and praised police for opening an investigation.

The department of public service and administration has acted to dispel public concern about the employment of foreigners in state institutions.

The warning was delivered by ANC Women’s League secretary-general Nokuthula Nqaba, who said the wing of the ANC would not hesitate to bring the country to a standstill if the government of national unity fails to act.

Of girlfriends, bodyguards and millions of rand spent recklessly by the Road Accident Fund.

After watching countless reports of floods and disasters around the world, Galit Cohen realised she could no longer sit by and do nothing.

For 33-year-old Mandilakhe Lufundo, theatre is more than performance — it is a way to change lives. Through his nonprofit company Tears of the Creatives, founded in 2022, he uses the stage to give hope to children living with disabilities, and those from

In the heart of Reeston, a group of nurses is proving that healing a community takes more than medicine.

When a yacht sank off East London’s coast, veterinarian Peter Wood thought he was simply helping to care for a rescued dog. He did not expect to end up in a bureaucratic fight for its life.

Shaped by her late mother’s quiet generosity, Rochelle de Klerk, 63, has carried that spirit into the heart of her community one bowl of soup at a time.

Former Transvaal rugby captain Graham Noonan has traded professional stadiums for rural fields, and he is using that shift to change lives.

Crisis of police killings grips SAPS

ANC veteran Naledi Pandor says there is nothing worse than a leader with no solutions - "we can't be asking someone else 'how do we solve this?'."

For many residents in old age homes, birthdays are quiet affairs and days blend into each other. But for a growing number of elderly women in East London, life has taken a glamorous turn thanks to the Goddess Project, an initiative founded by local photographer Roxanne Wentzel. The 42-year-old photographer has found a unique way to celebrate the elderly, giving them not only portraits, but dignity, joy and confidence.