Sanef slams Independent Media group's 'Stratcom' smear of journalists

The SA National Editors' Forum says it was deeply concerned by the labelling of prominent journalists and editors as "Stratcom" agents in front-page articles published by all major Independent Media-owned newspapers. Read More

R1bn in PnP food credit shows consumers in dire straits, debt expert warns

The R1bn taken up by consumers in Pick n Pay food credit cards is a reflection of tight economic conditions as people resort to taking credit to feed their families, Debt Rescue said Read More

WATCH: Protesters demand punishment for Steinhoff culprits

A small protest has been staged outside the Cape Town International Convention Centre, where Steinhoff's annual general meeting was live streamed. Watch. Read More

BREAKING: Jacob Zuma fathered a child with a 24-year-old

Former president becomes father again after his latest wife-to-be gives birth in a Durban hospital. Read More

#BusStrike: Metrorail train services resume, as bus driver talks continue

The power failure which halted Metrorail's Cape Town train services during the national bus strike has been fixed, as unions representing striking bus drivers continue negotiations. Read More

Whistleblower spills the beans on alleged dirty tricks used by waste management company

A whistleblower within waste management company Enviroserv is said to have turned on his bosses and spilled the beans on alleged dirty tricks the company has used in its fight with Hillcrest residents over a "big stink" coming from its landfill site in the area. Read More

3 awaiting trial prisoners escape in KZN

Three awaiting trial prisoners have escaped from custody in Ekombe, KwaZulu-Natal, according to police. Read More

Chaos, confusion and police at SABC1 open casting call

Chaos and confusion reigned at SABC1's botched auditions for a new drama series. Read More

3 dead, 3 wounded in Cape Town shooting

Three people have been shot dead and another three have been injured in a shooting at a taxi rank in Delft, Cape Town. Read More

Trapped in Bholobholo settelment without a toilet for 10 years

In Bholobholo informal settlement, Mfuleni, 16 families live without toilets. They share one water tap with local braai meat vendors and draw electricity from nearby houses. Read More

More shops looted, building and cars torched overnight in Mahikeng

Police say the situation in Mahikeng has improved even as more shops were looted, and two cars were set alight overnight. Read More

Mashaba fiddles as roads agency burns

The dire state of Johannesburg's roads is not news to any resident of the city, but mismanagement and dodgy contracts at the city’s roads agency, and a lack of political will to tackle those problems, are only making matters worse. Read More