Domestic

Newly announced deputy president Paul Mashatile, cabinet ministers, and deputy ministers will travel to the National Assembly for their swearing-in ceremony on Wednesday.

The Constitutional Court ruling against Clicks in March last year resulted from a legal challenge brought by the Independent Community Pharmacy Association (ICPA) against Clicks in 2016.

Zimbabwean association wants the incoming sports minister to be charged for xenophobic comments.

The High Court in Gauteng has sentenced a 41-year-old man to life imprisonment for the murder of a North-West University Student.

With the 2023/2024 cruise season officially closed in Durban, Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) reported a successful season. The Port of Durban exceeded its planned vessel calls by nearly 50%, surpassing the expected 33 vessels.

The North Gauteng High Court has ordered that only those municipalities that had done cost-of-supply studies were entitled to an electricity tariff increase on 1 July.

Beneficiaries of the R370-a-month Social Relief of Distress grant may find they are unable to complete a new identity verification process if they still have a green ID book. The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) recently introduced biometric verification through facial recognition to mitigate fraud.

Month-end fuel price predictions are pointing to more relief for motorists and other consumers in July. The Automobile Association says unaudited data from the Central Energy Fund shows a significant drop in the price of petrol can be expected next Wednesday.

The Citrus Growers' Association of Southern Africa has sounded the alarm at what it said were unscientific and discriminatory measures placed on citrus exported from South Africa to the European Union (EU). South Africa said it disagrees with the measures taken by the EU to combat incidents of citrus black spot (CBS) - a fungal disease - which spreads the false codling moth (FCM) which damages the fruit.