Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton McKenzie has taken aim at shops allegedly selling expired food.

A new Barbie doll honors Black journalist and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells.

North Korea test-launched two suspected ballistic missiles Monday in its fourth rocket volley this year, turning up regional tensions with its biggest string of tests since August 2019.

New finance jobs created elsewhere in Europe, rather than transfers from London, threaten to erode the City’s status.

Australia's Minister for the Pacific Zed Seselja said initial reports suggested no mass casualties from Saturday's eruption and tsunami but Australian police had visited beaches and reported significant damage with "houses thrown around".

ActionSA KwaZulu-Natal chairperson Dr Makhosi Khoza remains a talking point online as the public responds to her “resignation” from the party.

A fast-moving winter storm has knocked out power to thousands across the U.S. South, canceled and delayed flights, and will bring snow by the foot across mountains of New York and Pennsylvania and soaking rain to the large cities on the Interstate 95...

The search for a missing teenager continued on Monday after he was swept out to sea by rip currents at Blythedale Beach on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast.

The inquest into the deaths of 144 Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients resumes at the Pretoria high court on Monday.

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A 28-year-old man is behind bars in connection with the disappearance and subsequent discovery of the body of his 59-year-old mom.

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At least 88 homes were damaged when heavy downpours hit Hospital Hills in Lenasia.

Mac Coleman and his wife Audrey were founding members of the Detainees Parents Support Committee.

For three months, the 82-year-old family friend was none the wiser that she had been harbouring one of SA's most wanted suspects.

Health minister Joe Phaahla said announcements regarding mandatory vaccinations will be made in due time as the government is deliberating on the matter.

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A 27-year-old man was arrested for breaking into the SABC offices in Bloemfontein on Sunday morning.

A 28-year-old pregnant woman was rushed to hospital on Friday after being bitten by a snake at an office in Himeville, KwaZulu-Natal.

Matric pupils eagerly awaiting their final marks this week have been told they will be able to get them online, but many were left frustrated due to an apparent technical glitch.

The Moti family have broken their silence over allegations they have interdicted the police from interviewing any relatives, including their four sons who were freed three weeks after they were kidnapped in October last year.

Tsunami-hit Tonga remained largely uncontactable on Sunday with telephone and internet links severed, leaving relatives in faraway New Zealand praying for their families on the Pacific islands as casualty reports had yet to come through.

The Johannesburg Metro Police Department has vowed to bring to book gunmen who shot dead an on-duty officer on Friday night in Tshepisong, Roodepoort, west of Johannesburg.

All the remaining hostages being held at a synagogue in Colleyville, Texas, were safely released on Saturday night more than ten hours after a gunman disrupted a religious service and began a tense stand-off with police.

Eskom will take two of units at Koeberg offline this year for maintenance, increasing the risk of power cuts for the country after record outages in 2021.

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A teacher who was given a final written warning for singing in a church choir has had it expunged after appealing.

The man accused of torching parliament says he was threatened with the death sentence after being arrested for arson on January 2.

The DA has called on basic education minister Angie Motshekga to scrap the rotational schooling system and do away with the 1m social distancing rule.

An acting principal who shared a kickback on a textbook order with a school governor has failed to overturn his dismissal by the Free State education department.