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Following the disbanding of the ANC leadership in the Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga, task teams in these two provinces will have to ensure that provincial conferences are held.

A KwaZulu-Natal police detective has pleaded guilty to mistakenly shooting dead a senior prosecutor using an exhibit firearm during a court case.

The 10 people arrested in connection with the Rosettenville shootout that left eight people dead are scheduled to appear in the Johannesburg Magistrate's Court.

A group of the world’s richest nations that pledged over R130 billion in climate finance to SA wants the money to be used to retire coal-fired power plants, and not to build electric cars and pursue green hydrogen, according to a US official

South Africa's ambassador to the United Nations, Mathu Joyini, explained why the country abstained from voting for or against condemning Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases says South Africa has recorded 1 995 new Covid-19 cases and five deaths.

The government and law enforcement agencies should have acted sooner when #PhoenixMassacre started trending on social media, a research associate from the Digital Forensic Research Lab told the SA Human Rights Commission on Wednesday.

Nicky Oppenheimer has done pretty well this year, but Johann Rupert's assets have bled value as Russia upended markets.

The alleged rifle EFF leader Julius Malema was seemingly firing in front of a cheering crowd in Mdantsane four years ago, was a toy gun and an empty bullet shell picked up after the event and handed to the police, could have been placed there months ...

Two helicopters and teams of firefighters were deployed to battle a raging fire on a farm in McGregor, the Cape Winelands.

The City of Johannesburg was forced to shut down seven of its licencing departments after the protest over booking dates intensified.

The high court has dismissed an application for an interim interdict by the Makhanda Against Mandates group to prevent the implementation of Rhodes University's vaccine mandate.

University campuses are beginning to resemble what they looked like before the devastating Covid-19 pandemic sent lecturers and students packing and onto online learning platforms.

Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Candith Mashego-Dlamini was answering questions as part of parliamentary duties for the justice cluster.

The 17 family members who were among 19 people who died in a collision with a minibus taxi in the North West, were returning home from a relative's wedding anniversary celebrations at the time.

Justice and Correctional Services Minister Ronald Lamola defended the judiciary against the EFF's assertion that it is captured in the aftermath of tumultuous interviews for a Chief Justice by the Judicial Service Commission.

University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) vice-chancellor (VC) Professor Nana Poku has referred to the student protests that have been taking place in that institution as “organised crime”, and not related to legitimate student issues.

The ANC national working committee has resolved to dissolve the Mpumalanga provincial executive committee.

The R1 million reward is meant to assist in the successful arrest, prosecution and conviction of the criminals involved.