Two men, aged 68 and 71, will appear in the Bolobedu magistrate's court on Friday for allegedly raping a 12-year-old girl.

“We will stand by you as Patriotic Alliance; you are a true leader. You understand who voted for you to serve them,” said PA leader Gayton McKenzie.

Japan's National Police Agency chief said on Thursday he will resign to take responsibility for the murder of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, citing the need for a "fresh start" for the organisation and its security duties.

When Melmoth-born Welile Mdunge, 45, took up road running in a bid to lose weight, she never would have thought that 13 years later she would have amassed eight Comrades Marathon medals.

Shack dwellers say slain eKhenana leader Lindokuhle Mnguni knew his life would be snatched away long before his death last weekend.

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

Martha Ngoye, a suspended Passenger Rail Agency of SA Agency (Prasa) executive, said the Hawks would have been able to probe who received cash allegedly paid to Prasa executives after the awarding of a multi-billion-rand tender to Siyangena 11 years ...

Spain strengthens rape law with landmark sexual consent bill

The domestic inflation rate is below that of many advanced markets

A Meyersdal SuperSpar employee has been charged with attempted kidnapping after he was captured on video picking up a customer's baby and walking off with her.

Police in Winburg in the Free State arrested a 21-year-old man on Tuesday following allegations he raped and impregnated his 14-year-old sister.

Angola's ruling party, which has been in power for nearly five decades, looked set to win a national election with a comfortable lead over the main opposition on Thursday, after most votes had been counted.

SA's competition watchdog said on Thursday it had raided the country's top insurers over suspicions of potential price collusion on their products.

But Open Secrets says the officials should be placed on precautionary suspension

Zim official pleads for SA’s patience as crumbling healthcare system pushes citizens to cross borders for better treatment

More than 41,000 cases of monkeypox and 12 deaths have been reported from 96 countries, with the majority of cases from the United States, the World Health Organization said on Thursday.

Key information released as average food basket shoots up by R500 per month.

Female students in SA are being asked to sleep with educators for good grades, according to Corruption Watch's “Sound the Alarm” report.

The Mpumalanga municipal workers allegedly injured by guards employed by the council during a protest in Middelburg will be laying charges of attempted murder and intend to sue the council.

Electrical contractor Pholobas Projects claims it lost out on contracts after it was sidelined from tender applications by an allegedly corrupt official.

AfriForum says it plans to appeal the Equality Court verdict on the “Shoot the Boer” chant.

The Black Business Council says it will lead a charge in calling for the reviewing of the 'outdated mandate' of the National Economic Development and Labour Council.

SA plans to end most special permits for foreigners as it revamps its immigration policies to manage an influx of economic migrants.

Ghettuba gave insight into the future of African movies and series at Netflix during the MIP Africa conference at the Cape Town International Convention Centre on Wednesday.

Golden Arrow passenger buses and a truck were petrol-bombed on Thursday in Nyanga, Cape Town.

An argument over meat and bread at a tavern in Gqeberha in the early hours of Monday led to one man being stabbed to death and another having his ear cut off.

An internal audit into the national department of public works and infrastructure’s tenders to rebuild state-own properties damaged by the April floods has revealed widespread risks.

Afghan women's rights activists opened a library in Kabul on Wednesday, hoping to provide an oasis for women increasingly cut off from education and public life under the ruling Taliban.

The Gauteng woman who shot her shot at the reigning king of the Zulu nation, King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, on national television says she meant no disrespect by doing so.

The Dutch government is being sued by a campaign group over the “inhumane” conditions at its asylum centers as space constraints force hundreds of refugees to sleep outside.