Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng has apologised for the political controversy his pro-Israeli comments had caused. It follows the Judicial

The friends and family of Jesse Hess are confident that justice will prevail. Speaking to Radio 786, Jesse’s school friend

South African businesses will need to resort to sourcing their own electricity in order to avoid the ongoing financial blows

The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) has slammed President Cyril Ramaphosa for not standing in solidarity with striking

South African youth spend nearly R1300 per month job seeking. This is according to a survey by Open Dialogue. The

Acting Chief Justice, Raymond Zondo has hit back at Tourism Minister Lindiwe Sisulu for her comments against the country’s judiciary.

Two abductees have been rescued after two unknown suspects kidnapped them in Endlovini on Wednesday. City of Cape Town Law

Majority of the Western Cape’s schools are set to continue with rotational learning for the 2022 academic year. The provincial

The Chester Street community in Rondebosch is demanding justice for Dumisani Joxo, the homeless man who was killed by a

Basic Education Minister Angie Motsheka has clarified that the pass requirement for South African matrics is not 30 percent. The

The matric class of 2021 will only get their results from their schools. According to the Protection of Personal Information