Supreme Court of Appeal president Mandisa Maya could become SA’s first woman chief justice.

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A suspected "serial burglar" - a company owner registered as a supplier - has been arrested with computer hard drives inside City of Johannesburg offices.

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Residents in Clairwood, south of Durban, had to be evacuated on Sunday night when three diesel tankers at a local truck yard went up in flames.

AfriForum wants the EFF and its leaders to apologise publicly and pay damages for singing the anti-apartheid song 'Dubul' ibhunu', which translates to 'shoot the Boer', on different occasions.

A 17-year-old boy ran for his life and hid under a bus but could not escape gunmen, who fired at him on Butcher Road, Sydenham, on Sunday afternoon.

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

Pupils from Richards Bay High School have been rushed to hospital after a suspected gas leak at the Foskor plant in northern KwaZulu-Natal on Monday.

Restoring normal population mobility to “Covid-19-zero regions” like China will cause some 2 million deaths in a year and the key to controlling the virus is developing vaccines that are better at preventing infection, Chinese researchers said.

A small boy trapped in a well in northern Moroccan for five days died before rescuers were able to reach him late on Saturday and retrieve his body, two government officials said.

Australia said on Monday it will reopen its borders to vaccinated travellers this month, ending two years of misery for the tourism sector, reviving migration and injecting billions of dollars into the world No. 13 economy.

Hong Kong is expected to report a record of around 610 new Covid-19 cases on Monday, broadcaster TVB reported, in the biggest test yet for the city's zero-Covid strategy as it grapples to contain a growing outbreak.

Malema and former EFF national chairperson advocate Dali Mpofu were among the panellists who grilled four senior judges shortlisted for the chief justice position.

Gauteng police stations continue to be hamstrung by transport challenges with 1,169 vehicles out of service in the province.

The SA National Defence Force has lambasted "deceitful efforts by faceless criminals" using social media to target desperate youngsters in a recruitment scam.

A cyclone killed at least 10 people in southeastern Madagascar, the second to hit the Indian Ocean island in two weeks, triggering floods, bringing down buildings and cutting power, officials said.

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Eskom announced that load-shedding would be suspended from 9pm on Sunday.

Fifteen people were arrested for public violence following a truck blockade on the N1 national road near Kraaifontein on Sunday.

The body of a man was pulled out of a vehicle submerged in the flooded Hennops River in the Centurion suburb of Clubview on Sunday.

A 17-year-old King Edward VII School pupil was stabbed to death outside Madison Avenue nightclub on Wessel Road in Rivonia, Johannesburg, on Saturday night.

Self-proclaimed prophet Shepherd Bushiri is doing “OK” ahead of a judgment regarding the attendance of SA witnesses at his extradition hearing.

A 27-year-old Gauteng police officer was arrested for culpable homicide and drunk driving after he allegedly knocked down a man in Vanderbijlpark on Friday.

At least 138 people were left homeless when their homes were flooded during torrential rains in the eMadlangeni and Greater Kokstad local municipalities in KwaZulu-Natal on Friday.

The SA Council For Educators (SACE) on Sunday said the murder of a KwaZulu-Natal school principal and his wife showed violence against teachers in SA was on the increase.

Basic education minister Angie Motshekga was confident on Sunday that schools are ready to welcome pupils back on a full-time basis.

Arson is being suspected after a fire broke out in the basement of St George's Cathedral in Cape Town in the early hours of Sunday.

Miss SA Lalela Mswane couldn’t hold back her tears as she expressed her gratitude for the support she received from the people of KwaZulu-Natal during a homecoming tour at the weekend.