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Bobby Jordan is a senior reporter for the Sunday Times and TimesLIVE.
The overwintering team member accused of assault and sexual harassment at South Africa's remote research base in Antarctica has apologised and shown remorse, the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment has confirmed.
It is the second time within a month that a large number of containers have been lost overboard involving the same France-based company.
Western Cape premier Alan Winde says the province is still owed R1.3bn by national government for flood relief for 2023.
Large steel hatch covers dislodged from the grounded cargo ship on the Cape west coast pose a navigational hazard, the SA Maritime Safety Authority warned on Tuesday.
Maritime safety officials are in a race against time to stop a listing 124m-long cargo vessel running aground on the Cape west coast.
The "Greatest Shoal" on earth – the Sardine Run – has officially begun, with the first big net hauls reported on Sunday morning on the KwaZulu-Natal south coast.
Civil society watchdog group Defend our Democracy has declared the elections “broadly free and fair”, but believes the Electoral Commission of South Africa needs to improve its performance.
President Cyril Ramaphosa on Thursday met families and relatives of workers killed or missing in the George building collapse disaster and gave an assurance that the truth about the collapse would emerge during the investigation.
The official death toll of the George building disaster now stands at 27, with a further 25 people still unaccounted for, the George Municipality said on Monday afternoon.
Cape Town risks an exodus of tourists similar to eThekwini if it doesn’t stop pumping raw sewage into the ocean, ActionSA said on Monday.
Light rain in Cape Town is helping to contain a wildfire on Table Mountain caused by a lightening strike on Saturday.
A wildlife raging on top of Table Mountain has forced the closure of several hiking trails as authorities continue efforts to minimise the impact of the blaze.
Twenty-six Western Cape schools have so far reported weather-related damage as a major storm continues to ravage much of the province, the Western Cape government reported on Monday.
Over R25m paid out so far with more to come
The navy started underwater blasting close to the Simon’s Town naval base on Wednesday.
