Deputy President Paul Mashatile, speaking on Human Rights Day, urged South Africans to honour the sacrifices of the past by actively promoting justice, unity, and human rights for all.

In a week marked by controversy, two US states executed four convicted murderers, reigniting the debate over capital punishment.

As South Africa marks the 65th anniversary of the Sharpeville Massacre, where 69 peaceful protesters lost their lives fighting against apartheid's pass laws, the nation reflects on its journey from ...

As tensions mount over the proposed budget, the Department of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation assures South Africans that the GNU coalition will find common ground, despite the DA's threats to ...

The Patriotic Alliance has launched a significant challenge to the Z83 public service application form, demanding either its complete removal or the elimination of racial classification sections. The ...

A delivery truck crew was ambushed by a bogus traffic officer and armed hijackers on the N12 near Kimberley, tied up, dumped on the roadside, and robbed of goods worth nearly R150,000 - sparking a ...

A young spectator was tragically stabbed to death during a rugby match in Langebaan, sparking an outpouring of grief and renewed calls for increased safety at sporting events.

OPINION: This author highlights President Cyril Ramaphosa’s endorsement of the Bana Pele 2030 initiative, arguing that increased funding, collaboration, and private sector support for early childhood ...

A delivery truck loaded with over R91,000 worth of illicit alcohol was stopped in its tracks during a routine Roodepan police checkpoint, leading to a significant black market booze bust and one ...

South Africa's criminal justice system faces mounting challenges as Police Minister Senzo Mchunu reveals that over 16,000 accused persons are evading bail conditions. Adding to the crisis, more than ...

On Human Rights Day, Greenpoint residents received more than just pamphlets as police and justice officials brought support, swift action, and a surprise drug bust straight to their doorsteps.

Samaritan Feet SA donated 150 pairs of shoes that were distributed to schools in Kimberley through the Shaine Griqua Advice and Development Centre, in collaboration with Women Touching Lives.