“We are in full support of Mama Bathabile. Amandla,” says Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla.

Fifty steel railings were stolen from two popular Durban piers, apparently without anyone noticing their removal.

Polokwane police have launched a manhunt for suspects who shot and killed University of Limpopo lecturer Prof Saber Tayob Mohammed while he was jogging.

The Shongwe family in Ulundi, northern KwaZulu-Natal, are living in fear after a man known to them, who is suspected of kidnapping and killing two girls, went on the run.

The human settlements minister says the department has been confronted with incidents of RDP houses being sold or used for rentals.

Zulaika Patel at the inquiry into racial discrimination or discrimination in advertising before the  SAHRC.

The only bicycle Marelize Horn is riding is a stationary exercise bike aboard an American cruise ship.

“Nindimeme seku late kwacaba nditye irhanqa ngamandla. Nindibhaqa ndinxilile. [You invited me too later after I enjoyed some strong shots. You found me drunk already],” the king said.

William Hurt, an Oscar-winning actor known for his roles in movies such as “Kiss of the Spider Woman” and “Broadcast News,” died on Sunday at the age of 71, according to Deadline.

Oil declined following a volatile week of trading after Ukraine’s president said talks with Moscow show signs of becoming more substantive, prompting cautious optimism about steps toward de-escalation.

New Zealand's government said on Monday it would reduce the fuel excise tax and halve public transport fares for three months to help offset the surge in petrol prices caused by the war in Ukraine.

A fire that broke out at a Bao Gang United Steel plant in China's Inner Mongolia region in Monday morning has killed seven people, the local emergency management department said in a statement.

Russia asked China for military ​equipment to ​support its invasion of Ukraine, US officials said, ​sparking concern in ​the White House that Beijing ​could undercut Ukrainian forces’ defence efforts.

Companies engaged in online gaming, livestreaming, audio and video in China should set up a “youth mode” to protect minors, according to draft regulations issued on Monday by the Cyberspace Administration of China.

"I should probably make alternative plans since 'indefinitely'" could be way too long," said one social media user.

Experts have come out to allay fears that the Pfizer vaccine is unsafe and may cause harmful side-effects after social media posts about adverse events following vaccination recently went viral.

The National Institute for Communicable Diseases said on Sunday night Gauteng is the province with the highest number of Covid-19 cases.

Ukraine updates.

A concerned father has failed in a bid to have a Clientele Life Insurance TV advert that causes his three-year-old daughter to “cry frantically” taken off the air.

Eskom will suspend load-shedding from 8pm on Sunday in light of there being "sufficient recovery in generation capacity".

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Two passenger buses travelling from Johannesburg to Cape Town were allegedly transporting drugs with an estimated street value of nearly R200,000.

The Gauteng health department has failed to pay 42,519 suppliers R3.1bn within the legally required 30 days, according to the DA.

Pope Francis issued his toughest condemnation yet of the invasion of Ukraine, saying on Sunday the "unacceptable armed aggression" must stop.

The UK will on March 23 outline a two-step process of interventions to support Britons through a cost-of-living crisis, the Telegraph reported.

Police say they have broken the back of a kidnapping ring targeting mainly hitchhikers in the North West.

Van Damme was reacting to US President Joe Biden's announcement on new sanctions imposed against Russia.

Crayfish tails with an estimated street value of R1.1m have been confiscated by police in the Western Cape.

Zimbabwe’s President Emmerson Mnangagwa has ordered a review of fuel levies to avert further price increases, as international oil markets continue to be roiled by the war in Ukraine.

Princess Charlene has returned to Monaco to be with her husband Prince Albert and her children as her health improves, the royal palace said.