Your personal news briefing for today

The South African Institute of Tax Professionals has submitted several proposals to ensure fairness in the treatment of taxpayers by the taxman.

The patient had come in for heart failure, and physicians at the University of California at San Francisco had an aggressive plan to help.

CAPE honey bees produce more than just honey and have an incalculable value for a number of spin-off industries and businesses.

“He understands South Africa. He’s a South African by the way. He’s got an ID.”

One recent sign that not all fights against corruption are principled is an unexpected shift in strategy by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF).

Two multimillion-rand desalination plants built to help avert a now forgotten Day Zero scenario have stopped working.

The bus was reportedly stopped, had petrol poured inside and was set alight. Both the driver and passenger were believed to have sustained burns.

EFF leader Julius Malema has accused the government of deliberately plotting the collapse of the SABC by refusing to give it a guarantee.

Noluthando Manxele, 37, was stabbed twice in her chest while at her pavement business, where she sold braai meat. Her husband was stabbed too.

Vagrants sifting through refuse bags on the sidewalks made the discovery of two foetuses in Durban North