WATCH | 'We are not recognised': Healthcare workers protest pay and working conditions

A group of 200 healthcare workers from communities across the metropole have marched to the Western Cape provincial legislature. Source

Sanef condemns police's attack on Newzroom Afrika journalists during Diepsloot demolitions

In a video shared by journalist, Mbali Thethani, on Twitter, the cameraperson, Muraga Mphaphuli, is seen being pushed by SAPS members. Source

LIVE | Covid-19 in SA: Death toll at 21 083, with 772 252 confirmed cases

Stay up to date with the latest news, views and analysis as the number of coronavirus cases in SA increases. Source

2 men arrested for allegedly accepting R100k bribe to smuggle illegal miners into a mine

Two men were arrested on Wednesday for allegedly receiving R100 000 to allow illegal miners into a mine in Barberton, Mpumalanga, police said. Source

4 more arrested after Cape Town taxi deck shooting

This brings to six the number of people arrested, after two were arrested on the day of the shooting. Source

Soweto couple in court for allegedly abusing, raping and killing their daughter, 2

A Soweto couple has appeared separately in the Protea Magistrate's Court for allegedly killing their two-year-old daughter. Source

Thursday's weather: Hail warning for parts of Mpumalanga and KZN

A warm to hot Thursday has been forecast by the South African Weather Service, with a warning for hail issued for parts of Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal. Source

BREAKING | Mkhwebane's fate in the hands of three legal heavyweights appointed by Speaker

Thandi Modise appointed experienced jurists Justice to an independent three-person panel which will determine whether there is a prima facie case for Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane's removal. Source

EFF MPs accused of attacking Pravin Gordhan absent for day one of disciplinary hearing

Parliament's investigation into the EFF's disruption of Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan's July 2019 Budget vote speech has started. Source

Lamola yet to reach decision on former Mozambique finance minister's extradition fate

Justice Minister Ronald Lamola is yet to make a decision on former Mozambique finance minister, Manuel Chang's fate nearly a year after the High Court remitted the decision back to him. Source

AfriForum, Solidarity lay criminal charges against Malema over threats to police officers

The civil rights organisation, AfriForum, and trade union Solidarity have opened criminal cases of defamation, conspiracy to incite violence and assault against Julius Malema. Source

Zweli Mkhize: There is no govt policy to sterilise HIV-positive women

No government policy will allow the forced sterilisation of any woman, for any reason, Health Minister Zweli Mkhize said. Source