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Fight brewing over the return of new smoking laws for South Africa

South Africans are being urged to be cautious and withdraw from their retirement savings only for emergencies

The Springboks defended/ their home turf with a 31 - 27 win over All Blacks in an epic Castle Lager Rugby Championship match at the iconic Ellis Park Stadium

SAFTU are not happy with some aspects of the scheme and say the second pot should not only be accessible at retirement age

The national, provincial and local government, the SAPS, the City of Cape Town, community organisations and private security companies will collaborate and share resources, technology and intelligence as part of efforts to improve policing and community safety

The greatest rivalry in world rugby gets underway in Johannesburg TODAY when the Springboks face the All Blacks at Ellis Park stadium

The Stop Stockouts Project says it has found that in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces, almost all women and girls who were surveyed did not receive the contraceptives they requested

The National Credit Regulator ("NCR") says consumers must be vigilant of debt counsellors engaging in the deceptive or misleading practice of placing consumers under debt counselling without their knowledge or consent

President Cyril Ramaphosa has welcomed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the three spheres of government to combat crime in the Western Cape

A container ship THIS WEEK lost part of its cargo in bad weather off the coast of Port St. Johns in the Eastern Cape

The uMkhonto WeSizwe Party will be led by the National High Command which will be comprised of commanders of different skill sets and experiences

In conjuction with the South African Military Health Service, the Chinese Hospital ship will be providing health service to the visiting local community of Cape Town and its outskirts

Experts are warning of a spike in fraud targeting retirement funds with the Two Pot system arriving on 1st September

Ongoing load reduction and electricity challenges, water constraints, unemployment and crime were some of the many issues raised at the Presidential Imbizo

A new book, Life Esidimeni - Portrait of Lost Lives, will be launched in Johannesburg

After 40 years in captivity, the last elephant in South Africa's national zoo has been released back into the wild.

Floyd Shivambu's defection from EFF to MK Party, part of well calculated political strategy: Analysts

Diabetes an escalating public health crisis in South Africa

Scientists, THIS WEEK, discovered a reservoir of liquid water on Mars.

The Springboks are just a few hours before they battle against Australia in their second Rugby Championship match

Zimbabwe is TODAY hosting the 44th SADeC heads of states and government summit in the capital, Harare

ANC chairperson in Johannesburg and Finance MMC Dada Morero has been elected as the Executive Mayor of Johannesburg

Criminals are creating more advanced versions of impersonation fraud using AI-generated video and voice

Coalition agreements must be made transparent and should be based on principle rather than solely on personal gain.

Multidisciplinary approach called to tackle teenage pregnancy

Crucial to balance the interests of exporters and consumers

A commission, established by Parliament, will work to stop issues relating to identity theft, which has impacted many South Africans.

It is important to keep a food journal to understand what works and what doesn't.

Taking control of your finances certainly takes away a large element of stress.

Black women are more likely to be unemployed, to be poor, and to be unskilled.

MKP’s problems stems from the party's lack of elected leadership

South Africa's Akani Simbine has guided the nation to a silver medal in the men's 4x100 metre relay at the Stade de France in Paris.

We discuss the matter of South African Citizenship with Former Public Protector Professor Thuli Madonsela and Professor Loren Landau of the Wits University's African Centre for Migration and Society.

The ANC found itself at the crossroads, saying if it fails to adapt it will perish

Water Tanks Mafia costing City of Tshwane R98 million a year

Shembe - male circumcision is a key component of South Africa's HIV prevention programme.

Community law clinics are vital to improving access to justice in South Africa

Rheumatic Fever affects up to 40 million people living in low-income countries and globally, claiming more than 300 000 lives each year

The Department of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities says there is still a long way to go in ensuring the advancement of women in South Africa.

GLTA calling on Government and law enforcement agencies to work with communities and tavern owners to develop an urgent action plan to halt the escalation in crime targeting taverns and townships.  calling on Government and law enforcement agencies to work with communities and tavern owners to develop an urgent action plan to halt the escalation in crime targeting taverns and townships.

President Cyril Ramaphosa this week signed the Public Procurement Bill into law. The Act will seek to ensure that the state has procurement opportunities for black people, women, youth and persons with disabilities

Investigations into the discovered military training camp in Masoyi near White River, Mpumalanga will not be limited to the site but throughout the province

Winter pollution can smell musty, dank, dusty, smoky, or sulphuric – like a rotten egg

Ndibize Foundation is hosting the first of it's kind Men's Conference today at the OR Tambo Hall in Zwelitsha in the Eastern Cape.

The opening ceremony of 2024 World Olympic Games taking place in France was for the first time held outdoors yesterday

The Emergence of Modern Human Behaviour: The Pleistocene Occupation Sites of South Africa" (EMHB) has been inscribed as World Heritage site

Serious allegations have surfaced, claiming that the SA Youth website is filled with illegitimate marketing businesses

South African Human Rights Commission's Report on July 2021 unrest in Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal

Over two-thirds of South African agribusinesses implemented innovative activities during 2019–2021, despite the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and other challenges

Young children in South Africa are more likely to live in poverty, suffer from food insecurity and malnutrition, and die before their fifth birthday than they were before the COVID-19 pandemic.

Following the opening of parliament on Thursday (18 July), the progressive caucus has argued that the GNU will not stand the test of time, because its members differ politically

Amidst rising living costs and an increase in decline rates from formal lenders, many consumers are being forced into accessing high-cost credit from unregulated lenders

Experts suggest that high unemployment, poverty, violence and political and economic instability have exacerbated the upsurge in mental health disorders

This as the SIU has urged students who received NSFAS funds unduly to come forward

Civil society organisations say they are extremely concerned about the Department of Basic Education's amended Regulations Relating to Minimum Uniform Norms and Standards for Public School Infrastructure

Many South Africans under the age of 60 plan to work beyond retirement age, with many seeing retirement as a transition phase

Born Free's Big Cat Sanctuary at Shamwari Private Game Reserve has been officially recognised as a true sanctuary

The EFF says the affidavit detailing the alleged involvement of some party leaders in the corrupt and fraudulent activities that preceded the collapse of the VBS Mutual Bank is unfounded and misleading.

South Africa has one of the lowest rates of savings in the world.

Most baby rhinos find themselves in danger of death unless they are rescued and taken care of

Big Food companies are under scrutiny for potentially misleading consumers about the healthiness of their products

The University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) is hosting the 25th International Conference of the African Languages Association of Southern Africa

Robin Rhode - Award-winning multidisciplinary Contemporary South African born artist based in Germany.

Springboks beats Ireland for the first time in almost 10 years

Minister in the Presidency, Khumbudzo Ntshavheni says government priorities are still based on the Medium Term Strategic Framework even under the Government of National Unity.

An alliance of advocates for equitable cancer care in South Africa is calling on the new Government of National Unity to make cancer a political priority

The International Federation of Christian Churches (IFCC) welcomes the formation of Government of National Unity

Loan defaults have decreased for young South Africans but that access is still a hurdle

NERSA loses court bid to increase tariffs

DISCOVERY OF NEW SUPRPOWERS IN MOLE RATS

Dating apps

The stigma that is associated with menstruation deters society from having an open discussion about menstrual hygiene

South African man's senior national team will be playing in the exciting final of the ICC T20 world cup

South Africans are still watching the GNU talk outcome swith baited breath

"I voted once in my life, once in my life! I'll be 49[years-old] this year. That's why I am not interested in our government, they can go to h**l"- Residents of Hout Bay, in the Western Cape skeptical of the Government of National Unity

South Africa has one foot in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup as the Proteas maintain their unbeaten streak

South African consumers encouraged to be proactive rather than reactive and alert their creditors when they find themselves unable to meet their financial obligations

"There is an interesting context that is emerging around how political parties arrived at the current Statement of Intent "- Political analyst, Sanusha Naidu weighs in on consultations ahead of announcement of new cabinet

Incoming government needs to streamline programmes for the youth

Regulate sale of 'junk foods' to fight obesity: HEALA

Underage drinking a major youth problem in SA

Cautious welcome to news that elephant poaching is on the decline

Success of GNU hinges on improved service delivery

PAC still studying modalities of joining Government of National Unity

NCOP ready to swear-in new members

Economy must take centre stage in discussions to establish GNU

Establishment of GNU must be inclusive: Bantu Holomisa

Asking the Chief Justice to facilitate talks to establish a GNU is totally wrong: Vavi

The ultimate human race underway in Durban

No party is too small to meaningfully contribute to GNU: Analyst

Parties need 'Wisdom of Solomon' as they butt heads in GNU talks

Bafana Bafana secure important point in World Cup qualifier

A first in cricket history as T20 World Cup starts on American soil

Political parties can raise objections but threats to the IEC are unproductive: Analyst

Maturity paramount as parties start coalition talks

Writing on the wall for political parties as vote counting nears conclusion

Parliament ready for new members

#HOPE4SA encouraged by election outcome and hopeful of better future

ICJ ruling polarizes Israeli society

Gupta arrests in India rekindle SA's search for Rajesh and Atul