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A Varsity College student accused of murdering Johannesburg teacher Kirsten Kluyts is said to have told police he was drunk on the day she was found dead.
Robbie Seger and his fiancé, Reinie Paddock, were threatened with death in a Facebook Marketplace attack in Winterveld on the outskirts of Pretoria.
Nkululeko Poya, who has a string of misconduct findings against him, has found his way to the top of the list for the PetroSA CEO.
The body of the first female pastor for the NG Kerk Suidkus in Amanzimtoti was found in the driveway of her home on 13 October 2021, allegedly with strangulation marks on her neck.
The ANC faces liquidation if its assets do not meet the R150 million owed to Ezulweni Investments for election material supplied to it for its 2019 election campaign.
The SA National Defence Force may be limping along financially, but this has not put a hold on financial irregularities.
Cricket South Africa's director of cricket, Enoch Nkwe, said they did undertake a review of last year's failed T20 World Cup, and it played a huge role in how they improved in the recently concluded Cricket World Cup.
In the noise of all the shouting about the young cricketer David Teeger's ill-advised statements about Israel, the reasonable middle is drowned out, writes Adriaan Basson.
Health or jobs: this is the dichotomy of public sentiment on the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill, which will, among other things, ban smoking in many public spaces and punish contraventions with fines and imprisonment.
Matuba Mahlatjie explores the cultural significance and unintended political implications of the amapiano music genre in South Africa.
Apparent maladministration at the hands of the National Student Financial Aid Scheme has left students in a bind.
A former Green Point resident who has charged a local attorney with malicious damage to property, believes the reason he slashed her car's tyres was simply because she is black and was defenceless.
Bafana Makhungela’s eyes widened when – as he stood in the dock of the Alexandra Magistrate’s court – he was told that he could face a 25-year prison term for the murder of Kirsten Kluyts.
Urban livestock are a soft target for criminals.
Three female security officers have been raped during a break-in at the KwaZulu-Natal transport department's Durban offices.
Eleven people killed after an underground accident at an Implats mining facility near Rustenburg.
EFF and ANC councillors in the Nelson Mandela Bay metro have launched attempts to remove the chairperson of the investigative committee probing fraud allegations against the mayor, Gary van Niekerk.
Zane Kilian thought he was location tracking Anti-Gang Unit detective Charl Kinnear for a 'humiliating' car repossession by Nafiz Modack, and not a murder, he said during his third bail application.
The Western Cape legislature has concluded its submissions to the National Council of Provinces, unequivocally rejecting the contentious National Health Insurance (NHI) Bill.
Health or jobs: this is the dichotomy of public sentiment on the Tobacco Products and Electronic Delivery Systems Control Bill, which will, among other things, ban smoking in many public spaces and punish contraventions with fines and imprisonment.