Two men accused of the murder of farm manager Brendin Horner were on Friday found not guilty on all charges by the Free State high court sitting in Bethlehem.

The planned 54-hour water outage that affected Johannesburg this week is officially over, but the system is yet to settle as refilling depleted reservoirs continues.

The video was captured at a Muldersdrift lodge where security staff had called police after a quarrel between Len Cloete, who was with his wife, and lodge staff.

A man out on bail after being charged with impersonating a police officer and attempted truck hijacking was arrested again on Wednesday for being in possession of a signal jammer and police uniforms.

The SA Human Rights Commission hearing into the July riots and looting in parts of KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng continues on Friday.

The bodies of 10 people were found in the central Mexican state of Zacatecas on Thursday, nine of them hanging from a bridge, in apparent gang-related killings, according to local officials.

Eskom group CEO André de Ruyter says clear evidence has emerged of sabotage at the Lethabo Power Station in the Free State.

Pressed by a prosecutor about inconsistencies in his testimony, Travis McMichael said at his murder trial on Thursday that he misspoke to police in the hours after fatally shooting Ahmaud Arbery, a Black man who ran by McMichael's home in Georgia.

The United States will invest in Central America and southern Mexico to promote development and help contain immigration, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said.

Opponents of the coup in Sudan vowed on Thursday to step up protests after 15 civilians were reported killed in the deadliest day yet since last month's takeover, risking more confrontation as the junta shows no sign of backing down.

Three convicted militants, one of whom had taken part in a 2015 attack that killed 148 people, were recaptured on Thursday after they escaped from a maximum security prison in Nairobi, the directorate of criminal investigations said.

Eskom is on Friday briefing the media on rolling power cuts and the state of power supply in the country.

Deputy President David Mabuza replied to a variety of questions in the NCOP on Thursday.

The Pretoria magistrate’s court says there has not been an unreasonable delay in the R102m fraud case against self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri, his wife Mary, and their co-accused.

The first big winner scooped the guaranteed PowerBall Jackpot of R100m with a wager of R7.50.

While many found it hilarious, others said it made light of crime, and the city should focus more on policing and citizen safety than making memes.

A pastor, his wife, and a hitman convicted of brutally murdering a young woman to pocket a multi-million rand insurance payout will be sentenced in the high court in the Western Cape on Friday.

All electronic vaccination data system information is securely stored and the system is compliant with all applicable legislation, government reassured.

South African ranked among the top 10 of countries with expensive electronics, says a survey.

Here’s what’s hot in the latest edition of the Afrikaans digital weekly 'Vrye Weekblad'.

A newly launched platform aims to revive the nature-based tourism industry in Africa - a sector that was devastated by the Covid-19 pandemic.

What groceries can a single R100 voucher buy?

The health department has extended the incentive offer of R100 grocery vouchers for first dose vaccinations to people in their 50s as of this Thursday.

Gauteng again bore the brunt of the new cases, with 372 of the infections being confirmed in the province.

A Verulam magistrate has denied bail to siblings Dylan and Ned Govender, who are accused of murdering Mondli Majola in Phoenix during the July civil unrest.

The Free State high court in Bloemfontein on Thursday extended the restraint order to freeze assets and belongings of the Guptas and Iqbal Sharma.

The SANDF on Thursday denied claims that rotten rations were served to soldiers deployed in the Sadc mission in Mozambique.

Teddy Bear Clinic director says children must be made aware of the crimes, which are reportedly on the rise

Gauteng police on Thursday said they were still trying to determine whether the body parts found in a fridge in Soweto at the weekend were linked to a dismembered head found in Randfontein on Tuesday.

President Cyril Ramaphosa bestowed National Orders on Thursday, the highest awards SA bestows on its citizens and eminent foreign nationals who have contributed to advancing democracy and made a significant contribution to improving the lives of Sout...