Domestic

The National Police Commissioner General Fannie Masemola, on Thursday morning, led a drug destruction operation of approximately R800 million. These drugs include heroin, cocaine, mandrax and dagga.

The Agricultural Business Chamber of SA (Agbiz) says the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) status for the country will likely be renewed, despite recent geopolitical differences with the United States.

The Economic Development and Tourism sector of KwaZulu Natal has decided to pull the plug on hosting the annual South African Music Awards (SAMA).

Build One South Africa has presented the Minister of Finance, Enoch Godongwana with a comprehensive plan to help reduce the cost of living on struggling households.

Police members in Mondeor, Johannesburg were called out to a complex on Tuesday where several learners were found bunking school. In a video doing the rounds on social media, two police officers can be seen entering a home in the Lion Ridge Complex.

Two judges facing possible impeachment have been given an extension by a Parliamentary Committee to provide extenuating circumstances that could save their jobs.

Hundreds of mineworkers who were allegedly held hostage underground have been released. More than 540 workers had been underground for three days at Gold One's Modder East Operations in Springs, east of Johannesburg.

The first batch of 63 million fertilised eggs ordered to mitigate the expected shortage of chicken meat in South Africa has already landed in the country. The rest will enter our borders in different batches until February next year.

A Gauteng businessman who was kidnapped on Monday night has been rescued by police.