A South African woman says she fell pregnant unexpectedly while taking the contraceptive pill Yaz Plus, telling TimesLIVE "we had to sacrifice a lot." LHL Attorneys is reportedly reviewing more than 500 inquiries from potential claimants in a possible class action lawsuit linked to the contraceptive, with the firm receiving additional inquiries daily, according to the report. Further details of the claims were not disclosed.

Women in North West (NW) and Gauteng Province (GP) are expressing concerns over shortages of birth control methods, particularly injectables and implants, which has led to fears of unplanned pregnancies. Reports indicate that these shortages are affecting access to essential reproductive health services in these regions, according to Health-e News.

Police have been urged to take action following the report of 296 pregnancies among girls aged 10 to 14 in the Western Cape. This alarming statistic has raised concerns about the welfare and safety of young girls in the region.

New data from My AI Lawyer indicates that workplace issues dominate legal queries among South Africans, with more than one-third of questions received by the service focused on employment-related matters. According to htxt.africa, the findings highlight the workplace as the leading area of legal concern for local users of the AI-powered legal assistance platform. The data offers insight into the types of legal challenges South Africans most frequently seek help with through digital services.

FIFA is facing renewed legal pressure after European Leagues expanded its complaint against the world governing body to include what it describes as "abusive conduct" towards women's football. According to Vanguard Sports, the move broadens the existing legal challenge against FIFA, though further details of the allegations were not provided in the report.

Two men have been arrested following a drug operation by Western Cape police, who confiscated over 250 ecstasy tablets in Cape Town's Long Street, according to The South African.