Father sentenced to jail for failing to pay R16,000 in child support arrears
A father has been sentenced to serve jail time if he fails to pay R16,000 in maintenance arrears owed to his ex-wife for their two children, following a ruling by the Western Cape High Court.
Mcebisi Jonas's absence from Ramaphosa-Trump meeting sparks controversy
Mcebisi Jonas's absence from a crucial meeting between President Ramaphosa and President Trump has raised eyebrows, with conflicting reports about visa issues and political tensions.
Opposition parties unite against Budget 3. 0, claiming it neglects the poor
Political parties in South Africa have expressed strong opposition to the 2025 National Budget, highlighting concerns over unemployment, poverty, and inequality as Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana unveils Budget 3. 0. "
Eight-year prison sentence for fraudster in house sale scam
Riaan Dandrey Belelie has been sentenced to eight years in prison for defrauding a complainant of R300,000 in a fraudulent house sale, following a plea agreement on multiple charges.
Why did Trump overlook Ramaphosa’s $580,000 scandal, asks MK Party
"MK Party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndhlela condemns President Ramaphosa as a 'fugitive from justice' over the Phala Phala scandal, questioning his accountability during a critical meeting with US President Trump.
New developments bring hope to the R60 billion class action against major banks
While hundreds of dispossessed homeowners have been eagerly awaiting the certification of the action for some years, Shaw said things may now run more smoothly as the Office of the Gauteng Judge President this week moved the matter to a judge to adjudicate.
Rooibos Tea: A South African brew with global research impact
Discover the groundbreaking research on Rooibos tea by Professor Jeanine Marnewick and her team at CPUT, highlighting its potential health benefits and the importance of local knowledge in global studies
How the latest Budget affects food prices and household affordability in SA
A pastor from Delft is helping families navigate economic hardships by selling bread at an affordable price, providing much-needed support to the community.
SAPS denies claims of inadequate support for paralysed police officer
Following a serious car accident, Constable Ahzerian Esteerhuizen claims that the South African Police Service has failed to provide adequate support for his rehabilitation, despite their assertions to the contrary.