Crystal meth valued at R236m was intercepted by customs officers at OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg.

There have been 50 tremors measuring 3.1 and above in SA so far this year.

A 23-year-old from Umlazi in KwaZulu-Natal has been crowned the 2022 Championship Boerewors Competition winner.

A 45-year-old Free State woman was jailed for five years for defrauding her former employer of R6m.

Gauteng police have launched a manhunt after a Sandton, Johannesburg, police officer was shot dead while having a haircut in Bramley View on Saturday.

Top Comrades Marathon women’s contender Alexandra Morozova is back in the race, and she can depart with the elite cluster — not from the back, as had been proposed by the Comrades Marathon Association (CMA).

"We are desperate to keep our son at the school to follow his dreams and represent his country,” said the pupil's parents.

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Volunteer emergency services are sustainable and can go a long way in relieving pressure from mainstream emergency services and saving lives.

As thousands of Comrades Marathon athletes pound the road between Pietermaritzburg and Durban for the first time in two years on Sunday, a Pretoria woman will run her own symbolic 21km race after overcoming an abusive marriage, her son drowning in fr...

The Gauteng government on Friday placed Gauteng health department CFO Lerato Madyo and Tembisa Hospital CEO Ashley Mthunzi on precautionary suspension with immediate effect.

Police in Mpumalanga have launched a manhunt for five armed robbers who shot a security guard collecting cash at a filling station at Garelane in Bushbuckridge on Friday afternoon and made off with the money.

The Western Cape will have two new courts dealing specifically with corruption if Western Cape director of public prosecutions (DPP) Nicolette Bell has her way.

A report by the department of justice has revealed that the top crimes that children under the age of 18 were convicted of and imprisoned for were housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft, rape and murder.

Bullets are the main cause of unnatural deaths of non-South Africans in Hillbrow and south Johannesburg.

The Special Investigating Unit said on Friday it will launch an investigation into alleged corruption and maladministration at the National Student Financial Aid Scheme.

Russian athlete Alexandra Morozova -  billed as a top contender for the women’s race in this weekend’s Comrades Marathon - might be out of the running.

The 23,785 members of Health Squared medical scheme, desperate for news about their “plan B” options when the embattled scheme stops covering their claims on August 31, will spend another weekend without answers.

Revving motor bikes and cars hooting couldn’t drown out the cheering of Greenside Primary School pupils in Polokwane as Miss SA Ndavi Nokeri kicked off her homecoming tour.

The National Prosecuting Authority's Asset Forfeiture Unit and the Investigating Directorate on Friday seized assets belonging to police officials implicated in the R191m 'blue lights' case.

Minister of water and sanitation Senzo Mchunu on Friday said Tshwane has been dragging its feet on resolving water issues in Hammanskraal.

Is 'Dubul’ ibhunu (Kill the Boer)' hate speech or not meant to be taken literally?

Spar has vowed to take action if it finds any other employees were involved in an alleged attempted kidnapping incident at one of its stores in Alberton, southeast of Joburg, earlier this week.

The Tongaat community has asked the eThekwini municipality to replace JoJo tanks they burnt in a protest over water shortages on Thursday.

The SA Social Security Agency has assured beneficiaries of the R350 social relief of distress grant that more people will receive payment after the means test threshold was increased to R624.

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.