If you’re uncertain about the status of your SASSA SRD grant application, you can easily check it online.

The City of Cape Town has filed a lawsuit against Nersa in the Gauteng High Court, citing the regulator’s failure to adhere to legal and regulatory requirements.

Ensuring compliance is simple—update your details easily on the South African Revenue Service (SARS) website.

South Africa continues to excel across various fields, inspiring pride as we showcase our talent to the world.

The high cost of living and increasing property prices in Cape Town are pushing people to move to more affordable towns in the Western Cape.

SAPS has reported concerning crime statistics, highlighting an 18.5% rise in commercial crime, driven primarily by an increase in romance scams.

Paying traffic fines online has never been simpler. Services like Pay City, EasyPay, and the AARTO website provide fast and convenient options.

South Africa’s Home Affairs is grappling with a critical data security issue, leaving citizens vulnerable to identity theft and cyberattacks.

Have you applied for a new ID or passport? You can easily track the progress of your application with a straightforward method.

Julius Malema has cautioned his former deputy, Floyd Shivambu, warning that he may expose incriminating information if challenged.

You can skip the notoriously long waits at Home Affairs by using the Branch Appointment Booking System, which helps minimize queues and streamline services.

No need to worry if your Smart ID is lost. Replacing it is simple. Here’s a quick guide to applying for a new one.

Renewing your licence disc online is simple with a user-friendly platform that allows you to register, make payments, and have your disc delivered by courier.

Misplaced your prepaid meter number? No need to worry—it’s often visible on the meter itself, and for many brands, a quick key sequence can help you retrieve it.

Minister McKenzie is facing criticism for rejecting the PanSALB nominees due to the lack of a white representative.

As the festive season draws near, financial scams are on the rise, with SABRIC warning about a surge in card theft and online banking fraud.

Oceana Group and Woolworths have condemned the counterfeit products, highlighting that the tampered items did not meet the brands’ usual quality standards.

Residents of the new RDP homes in Northern Node Farm, Eastern Cape, have been left frustrated as they have gone over six months without electricity.

Stilfontein, a town in South Africa’s North West province, has become a key hotspot in the nation’s escalating illegal mining problem.

President Cyril Ramaphosa has set a 21-day deadline for all spaza shops in South Africa to register with their local municipalities, or they will be shut down.

The KZN Department of Education is encouraging students to steer clear of hosting or attending pens down parties.

Cape Town has launched its largest festive season safety operation yet, in anticipation of an increased number of visitors this summer.

The renowned Dubai chocolate, adored by social media enthusiasts around the globe, is now being sold in South Africa at Dischem for a steep price of R400.

Following a police raid at a factory, seven undocumented migrants were arrested for rebranding and selling expired Lucky Star canned fish.

With Black Friday approaching, South Africans are advised to remain vigilant as cybercriminals intensify their strategies.