Hot on the heels of the Supreme Court of Appeal’s dismissal of her father’s appeal about his medical parole, Dudu Zuma-Sambudla took to Twitter to say former president Jacob Zuma was not going to back to jail.

Three pit bulls were stoned, stabbed and burnt to death by angry residents on Sunday after severely mauling a child in Cape Town.

Philips, the medical devices company that has been struggling with a major recall of ventilators, is recalling some of the machines it has previously replaced, according to an FDA statement.

Joe Biden turns 80 on Sunday, making him the first octogenarian president in US history.

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial continues on Monday at the Pretoria high court.

Zimbabwean health workers have left the country in droves over the past year, a senior official at the Health Services Board revealed on Sunday.

The Supreme Court of Appeal has dismissed former president Jacob Zuma’s appeal about his medical parole and says he must return to prison in Estcourt, KZN.

The first printed copy of the book was bought for R20,000 at a mini-auction. It retails for R280 at bookstores.

Three buses were burnt out and the hijacking of a fourth thwarted by law enforcement officers as a two-day taxi strike got underway in Cape Town on Monday.

The bright yellow security labels and products boxed in hard-to-conceal packaging on Britain’s supermarket shelves have a story to tell: theft is on the rise along with the soaring cost of living.

KwaZulu-Natal tourism was dealt a blow on Monday when protesters blocked the road to the popular Giant’s Castle Resort in the Mahlutshini area.

Sassa has cleared the air on claims that beneficiaries who use the gold card will not receive their grants in December.

Two Islamist militants sentenced to death for killing a US blogger critical of religious extremism escaped from a crowded court in Bangladesh's Dhaka on Sunday.

The Constitutional Court will on Monday afternoon rule on Janusz Waluś’ latest attempt to secure parole.

Restaurants and food outlets in Cape Town have been warned to watch out for fake food inspectors impersonating health officials to earn a quick buck or free meals.

Pupils in schools across several Beijing districts buckled down for online classes on Monday

Two suspects who were arrested for possession of a pangolin and an elephant tusk worth R1m at the Beitbridge bridge border line in Limpopo are expected to appear in court on Monday.

The department of public enterprises is urgently working with National Treasury and Eskom to find the money to buy diesel supplies to reduce the higher load-shedding stages now in force.

The Eastern Cape woman alleged to have bludgeoned her four children to death has died.

University of Venda study reveals a worrying number of the elderly cannot afford sources of nutrition and often skip meals

It’s important for GBV survivors to be able to support themselves otherwise they are vulnerable to staying in an abusive relationship

Out there with the legendary Flying Dutchman is a fleet of “ghost ships” trafficking cocaine from South America to destinations around the globe.

Docudrama follows students from various universities across the continent as they take part in the ‘largest mock court competition in Africa’

The city did not apply this year because of flood damage and sewage in the sea

UK high commissioner promises to roll out the red carpet for SA president

Historic climate deal is expected to benefit countries hit by the effects of climate change

Heavy public criticism and petition reveal SA’s fossil fuel furore

Germany has offered Warsaw the Patriot missile defence system to help it to secure its airspace after a stray missile crashed in Poland last week, Defence Minister Christine Lambrecht told a newspaper on Sunday.

The motorcade of deputy president David Mabuza was involved in a horrific accident which left one person dead in Middelburg, Mpumalanga on Sunday.

The presidency said there is work under way to get the situation at Eskom under control and a special law enforcement team has been set up within the SAPS to tackle sabotage, theft and corruption at Eskom.