Electricity and Energy Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the government is considering increasing the existing Free Basic Electricity (FBE) allocation of 50 kilowatts per qualifying household per month to between 200 and 300 kilowatts, but no decision has been made.
South African AI platform gains global recognition for speeding up clinical trial prep IOL
Transport costs saw a double-digit increase in September.
Terricia Govender's friend Sashin Maharaj, her mom Linda Govender, and uncle Selva Govender pray at a temple before their search in Nepal two months ago.
From selling sweets at school to Africa’s richest man: How Dangote built an industrial powerhouse IOL
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he is open to a formal apology for Britain's role in the transatlantic slave trade, but has ruled out financial reparations.
Glen Naidoo, former KZN VIP Protection Services boss.
Democratic Alliance's mayoral candidate for Cape Town, Geordin Hill-Lewis has warned party supporters against complacency, saying they have to go out in numbers to ensure the party retains its majority in the City.
Operations at the Kopfontein Port of Entry between South Africa and Botswana have been temporarily suspended following infrastructure challenges caused by a spillage. Picture: BMA/Supplied.
Ventersdorp farmer stable in ICU, but surgeons could not save the ears his attackers cut off IOL
King Charles III has commenced a high-stakes Caribbean tour in the Bahamas, facing mounting pressure from regional leaders and protesters to formally apologise and discuss financial reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.
Cape Town runner Luke Barnwell aims to raise £2,000 for British Home at the London Marathon to support adults living with neurodisabilities.
SASSA has dismissed 65 officials in misconduct cases since April 2025, while CEO Themba Matlou has raised concerns over death threats against officials handling investigations.
President Cyril Ramaphosa says the Presidential eThekwini Working Group is helping restore investor confidence in Durban, as government and business partners work to address infrastructure and service delivery challenges.
WSAR and international partners come together on Table Mountain to promote hiker safety and hydration ahead of Cape Town's summer.
Senior Hawks officer Deenadayalan Govender has asked the Durban High Court to declare an IPID search-and-seizure warrant unlawful, alleging misleading information, factual inconsistencies and inadequate judicial scrutiny.
Rajesh Ramnunan's campaign poster that was vandalised.
CoGTA Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa has warned against political violence, voter intimidation and electoral interference as more than 29 million registered South Africans prepare for the November 4 Local Government Elections.