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The Robben Island Museum was started in the early 1990s as South Africa achieved political freedom and was setting out to reinvent itself. It was a highly symbolic part of the once-in-generation process of national rebirth.

Contrary to what misinformers claim, the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine does give you protection against Covid, and a second dose gives even more.

The Hawks traced the two police officials down who were using the police blue light to stop and steal from motorists in Kuruman.

After joining the virtual covid-19 summit, President Cyril Ramaphosa shares his remarks on how to end the pandemic.

State-owned enterprises are companies in which government owns, directly or indirectly, more than 50% of the shares. Worldwide, states own 10% of the largest companies. In South Africa, state-owned enterprises play a significant role in the important sectors of mining, energy, communications, air and rail transport.

Residents of Duncan Village in East London prevented governments officials from Human Settlements access to homes in need of repair.

Upon invitation of United States President, Joe Biden, President Cyril Ramaphosa will be addressing a virtual Global Covid-19 Summit today.

Outa is demanding answers as more questions arise after Karpowership's power generation licenses has been approved in three locations.

Ghana is among Africa’s major producers of cashew nuts. Ghana currently produces around 85,000 metric tonnes of raw cashew nuts each year, which accounts for about one percent of the worlds’ total production.

MKMVA recruits residents for security patrols along PRASA lines but are proving unreachable after months of volunteer hours have been put in.

The Hawks have successfully arrested nine SANDF members on terms of illegal vehicle smuggling across the Limpopo River.

Bathabile Dlamini will have to return to court on 1 October 2021.

Interested parties can now have their say on the National Minimum Wage adjustments before the NMW Commission is set to review the Act.

Zuma sent shots at Cyril Ramaphosa and the apex court in his response to last Friday's rescission dismissal.

According to Zimbabwe’s Second Crop and Livestock Assessment report and the US department of agriculture, the estimated maize production for 2021 stands at 2.7 million tonnes.

The DA's claim that the IEC is pandering to the ANC has been dismissed by the ConCourt.

South Africans are waiting in anticipation to see whether fuel prices will bring relief or more stress as the CEF releases predictions.

The WHO fears that, due to Africa's lack of vaccines, the world could go back to square one regarding the Covid-19 pandemic.

The ruling could have an impact on the 2021 local government elections.

The resurgence of power-seeking militaries in west Africa poses a serious threat to the hard-earned democratic progress made in the region since the early 1990s. The recent military coup in Guinea was the third in the region in a year.

The car accident that killed Johannesburg mayor Jolidee Matongo on Saturday has now claimed three lives, the ANC's provincial branch confirmed.

Lourenço promised to initiate a wide range of much-needed reforms. This included curbing corruption and diversifying Angola’s oil-dependent economy.

SARS puts a stop to a unregistered tobacco manufacturing plant in Johannesburg, when a R30 000 bribe was offered to one of the officials.

State must provide court with reports every six months with details of steps taken to eradicate pit toilets.