An Eastern Cape High Court order halts Nelson Mandela Bay evictions after 14 Airport Valley homes were demolished, as families reject moving to roofless units beside a landfill.

In an unusual turn, the Judicial Service Commission did not release a recommendation, if any, for the Eastern Cape deputy judge president post late on Tuesday after concluding the day’s hearings. Results of deliberations ‘will be announced when they are ready’, the JSC said on the position, which has been vacant for more than a year in a province where the courts’ performance is described as ‘uneven’. Sexual harassment, despite training and a judiciary-wide policy, remains a prickly topic.

The local AI conversation has moved from job displacement panic towards autonomous AI agents, unmanaged ‘Shadow AI’, and emerging cybersecurity vulnerabilities that threaten corporate governance, data sovereignty and Popia compliance.

Oct 6 (Reuters) - Cornell University has hired a top former US Justice Department lawyer for an internal investigation of how it handled a student's allegations that she was gang-raped, a case that has brought mounting scrutiny and triggered student protests at the Ivy League school.

Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has ordered an audit and urgent rectification plan for the deteriorating Algoa Park police barracks after finding broken lifts, fire damage, poor maintenance and other serious safety concerns.

NAIROBI, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Kenya confirmed its first Ebola case on Tuesday after a Kenyan citizen who had travelled from Democratic Republic of Congo died in Nairobi.

France’s soaring debt, fractured politics and looming far-right challenge are prompting markets to question whether Europe’s traditional anchor can still govern itself.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6 (Reuters) - The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday that it will rewrite its vehicle lighting standards to address concerns about headlight glare and allow for the latest safety-improving lighting technologies.

It was a good day in the Electoral Court for the Electoral Commission of South Africa on 15 September when three of the four cases were decided in favour of the commission.

Stock figures matter, but public accountability should extend to whether patients receive their full treatment when they need it.

PKTT has arrested a second suspect, 39, for the June murder of EFF member, Monica Dube

City Power suspects outage is linked to criminal syndicates targeting the electricity network

Sindane's latest bid to block his subpoena at the Madlanga Commission has been struck from the roll.

ANC Regional Secretary Sasabona Manganye believes that there is a deliberate sabotage of City Power.

Investigations are continuing, and police have not yet confirmed whether any arrests have been made.

ANC promises to create one million jobs, training and enterprise opportunities over five years

The ACHPR also acknowledges concerns over undocumented migration

Senzo Meyiwa murder trial postponed to next week Thursday for the court to call a new witness.

FF Plus MP Dr Corne Mulder says the incident underscores farm attacks

SANEF says they are deeply saddened by untimely passing of former journalist Khulu Phasiwe.