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Snow is expected to fall over the high lying areas of the Western Cape, Eastern Cape and Drakensberg this week.

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The looting of one of SA’s warehousing giants in KwaZulu-Natal this week was carefully planned and executed.

Eastern Cape community safety MEC Weziwe Tikana-Gxotiwe has urged the public not to interfere with a police investigation into the murder of a prominent taxi boss in Gqeberha.

The minerals and energy department says a flood of complaints has forced it to review this week's ban on filling containers with petrol and diesel.

A Durban toddler whose mother threw her from the first floor of a burning building into the arms of a group of people waiting to catch her on the ground has flashbacks to the incident.

In a week of winding queues for food in protest-ravaged areas of KwaZulu-Natal, doctors and nurses were forced to make important decisions: join the lines or return to work hungry to treat victims of protests and Covid-19.

A transport company has been found liable for loss of earnings after two telehandlers it was trucking from Gqeberha to Cape Town were damaged.

The reopened N3 thundered again early on Saturday as hundreds of trucks left Johannesburg loaded with food and other essential goods to replenish KwaZulu-Natal's looted stores.

Nearly half the plastic bottles littering remote SA beaches have crossed the Indian Ocean or been dumped by ships, a new study has found.

With police and soldiers securing the critical N3 artery, truckloads of critical medical supplies and pharamaceuticals are beginning to roll from Gauteng to KwaZulu-Natal once more.

Carte Blanche has been cleared of infringing the dignity and privacy of an online wedding boutique owner who was the subject of an exposé.

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Rolling coverage of the riots and looting in Gauteng and KwaZulu Natal

More than 2,000 food packages and provisions are being ferried to people affected by the riots in Pietermaritzburg.

Repairing the country's thousands of damaged and vandalised automatic teller machines (ATMs)  is expected to take 'many weeks'.

A further 413 Covid-19 related deaths were reported over the past 24-hour cycle.

Aircraft from small experimental planes to commercial airlines have been ferrying tonnes of supplies to thousands of people trapped in towns across KwaZulu-Natal.

'To destroy schools, especially those with feeding schemes, is at the next level of criminality.'

Scores of Durban residents volunteered to clean up malls and businesses after damage caused by the unrest and protests in the province.

Suspended Ubuntu Wealth Management CEO Qhawe Sithole has been released on bail.

Former president Jacob Zuma’s staunch ally and former spy boss Thulani Dlomo handed himself over at the Durban Central police station on Friday afternoon, according to a SABC report.

Three rhino horn thieves have been sentenced to three years in jail after their arrest in the Eastern Cape in February.

There were rumours earlier this year hinting that Steam was working on some sort of portable gaming console. Little did we know it’s actually a full-blown computer running Steam OS.

The country’s vaccination programme is continuing despite the violence in parts of Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, Business for SA said on Friday.

'Our private security and police were overwhelmed and fires were being started all over,' Umlazi Mega City's Hope Khumalo told President Cyril Ramaphosa on Friday.

The aftermath of three days of chaos was captured by TimesLIVE when reporters took to the skies to get a better view of what the infrastructure damage looked like.

'We hope the calm we see is a sign that normality will return soon because we have to feed our families,' said a hawker who set up for business on Friday.

A study last week said people inoculated with the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine — one of two already in use in SA — had antibody levels 10 times higher than those given Sinovac.