Four traffic officers were taken to N1 City Hospital in Cape Town for medical treatment after a confrontation in Milnerton that resulted in the arrest of two people on Wednesday.
EFF president Julius Malema has commended KwaZulu-Natal police for killing alleged criminals amid criticism that some of the killings could be extra-judicial.
Exiled former Zimbabwe Republic Police commissioner Augustine Chihuri's R130-million mansion in Harare has been snapped up by Wicknell Chivayo.
Residents in Johannesburg have been warned that refuse collection may be delayed further after a two-day strike.
The Special Investigating Unit has failed to get an interim interdict preventing a former Lepelle Northern Water employee from accessing his pension, pending litigation relating to the alleged unlawful awarding of a tender to a company owned by controversial businessman Edwin Sodi.
Formula One design guru Adrian Newey says he will probably join a rival team after announcing his intention to leave reigning world champions Red Bull.
South Africa told the International Court of Justice on Thursday it has no choice but to impose a ceasefire on Israel, ordering its total withdrawal from the entire Gaza Strip as a matter of extreme urgency.
A truck driver convicted of 20 counts of murders following a gruesome crash with a bakkie transporting schoolchildren in Pongola, KwaZulu-Natal, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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The SCA held that OMUT was not the party that had caused the Living Hands Trust to suffer a loss, pinning the blame instead on the Fidentia wrongdoers.
Rise Mzansi leader Songezo Zibi said political education was needed to change the mindset of the Eastern Cape people, who he said have been lied to by politicians for the longest time.
Fine and warm to cool conditions are expected for most of the country, except along the south coast, where it will be partly cloudy, according to the South African Weather Service.
Cyril Ramaphosa signed the NHI into law, which is most likely unconstitutional, knowing and probably hoping an almighty legal battle from the private sector will stop it, write the News24 editors.
The signing of the National Health Insurance Bill on Wednesday doesn’t necessarily guarantee that it will become law, especially if the ANC loses power.
Tracking technology assisted Gauteng police in arresting two people linked to the fatal shooting of Ditebogo Junior Phalane, 5, at his home in Soshanguve.
University of Cape Town student movement UCT4Palestine has set up camp near the university's main plaza, urging UCT to cut its alleged financial ties with Israel and to commemorate the lives lost since the start of the Israel-Hamas war.
Though Sanlam said it expects the momentum demonstrated by its core businesses in the first quarter their earnings growth rate is not expected to continue for the balance of 2024.
JSE-listed Bytes Technology Group said on Thursday an investigation by its board - after it emerged that its former CEO Neil Murphy traded shares extensively without authorisation - has found no evidence he was acting in concert with another party.
Health Minister Joe Phaahla has advised South Africans to hold on to their medical aid schemes until the National Health Insurance Act is fully implemented.
Lawyers representing AmaZulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini said a court application brought by his uncle, Prince Mbonisi, was not urgent and should be struck off the roll.
Bereaved families gathered in the George Town Hall on Thursday as President Cyril Ramaphosa offered his condolences.
A KwaZulu-Natal landlord was shocked upon learning that his four tenants killed during a shootout with police on Thursday morning were allegedly involved in criminal activities related to cash-in-transit robberies.
Zané Bierkman's mother struggled with substance abuse issues and made poor choices in partners, and ended up giving her daughter to the South African social welfare system.
Gauteng non-profit organisations are planning a protest on Friday over funding delays as they face staff resignations, financial struggles and potential closure due to heavy budget cuts by the provincial Department of Social Welfare.
UCT's council has appointed top University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) academic and clinician scientist, Professor Mosa Moshabela, as its new vice-chancellor.
