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Banyana Banyana found themselves in a gruelling battle in the scorching Atteridgeville heat against a plucky and determined Burkina Faso, both vying for a coveted place at the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations.

Health activists have voiced concerns about South Africans living with rare diseases, claiming they have been left to fend for themselves because their conditions have not been included in the list of diseases to be covered National Health Insurance (NHI).

Two organisations, One South Africa and the Independent Candidates Association, lodged challenges to the Act's constitutionality in June and July this year.

SA checks for children travelling without their parents or guardians and, in some cases, without proper documentation.

Capitec now has its own licensed insurer, Capitec Life, which can sell policies directly to its clients and will assume the administration of the current policies.

The Sheriff of the Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg descended on the ANC's Luthuli House headquarters on Monday morning in search of assets.

Renowned media practitioner, journalist and former 2010 Fifa World Cup local organising committee head of communications Jermaine Craig has died.

Treasury and Parliament's Standing Committee on Finance have reached a compromise on the implementation date of the so-called two-pot retirement system.

Independent candidates will only need to obtain 1 000 signatures to register for next year's provincial and national elections, following a ruling by the Constitutional Court on Monday.

Judge Gayaat Salie married Mauro Nunes Mendes Da Silva, 10 months after she met the Portuguese national while planning her birthday at a Waterfront Hotel.

The Tobacco Bill is unworkable in the township economy and will cause great harm to small businesses, the Gauteng Liquor Traders Association said on Monday.

A leading hotel group has apologised to a startled guest who woke as a "strange man" entered her room just before midnight in Cape Town, saying it was a "genuine error".

Amid the influx of travellers expected to flock to Durban this festive season, the eThekwini municipality has assured residents and holidaymakers that all of the city's cameras are now working to fight crime and track criminals.

EFF leader Julius Malema believes the government has not done enough to clamp down on violent killings carried out by a growing syndicate of hitmen in KwaZulu-Natal.

South Africa's apex court has ruled that the 200/200 split in the Electoral Amendment Act passes constitutional muster.

In this 'Health Beat' episode, Mia Malan asks the health department if it will buy anti-HIV medications for state patients and talks to an expert about how well they work.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate says a police constable is expected to appear in the Bloemfontein magistrate's court on Monday on a rape charge.

An Indian national alleged to be a leader of an organised criminal group involved in the illicit sale of prescription drugs has been arrested in Ballito, KwaZulu-Natal.

Money pledges are grabbing the spotlight at COP28 in Dubai, and more were expected on Monday as delegates turned their focus to the yawning gap in how much climate finance is needed and what's on tap.

The sheriff of the court made its way to the ANC's headquarters in Johannesburg on Monday with the intention to seize assets worth more than R102m from the ruling party.