Team SA flag-bearer and gymnast Caitlin Rooskrantz, who was front and centre at the Olympic Games opening ceremony, tells Muhammad Hussain how proud 'little' Caitlin is right now.
The KwaZulu-Natal government has been requested to pay for a R3 million, one-way trip to Malawi for Zulu King MisuZulu kaZwelithini and traditional leaders to attend a festival.
After the devastating building collapse in George in May, Elias Tavede faces a battle for medical care and lost wages, as he and fellow survivors struggle amid official neglect and mounting hardship.
Freedom Under Law wrote to National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza to complain about John Hlophe's designation to the JSC, and to inform her of a subsequent court challenge to remove him from the legal body.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (Unesco) has given World Heritage status to three Middle Stone Age sites in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal on Friday.
While a security expert believes an independent inquiry should look at the killing of suspects in KwaZulu-Natal by police during a shootout, provincial police top brass have issued a stern warning to criminals who shoot at police officers that they will not back down.
Fourteen years after the infamous Zimbabwean renditions, former Hawks officer Lieutenant-Colonel Lesley "Cowboy" Maluleke was found guilty of the illegal extraditions.
A sudden spike in criminal activities was what triggered the alarm and alerted rural residents of White River and Hazyview to the group, who built a military base in their area.
As Johannesburg residents go thirsty, there appears to be some confusion in the communication between water supplier Rand Water and water distributor Johannesburg Water.
Political turmoil is brewing in the small Western Cape town of Oudtshoorn after the DA accused the FF Plus of being in cahoots with the ANC in a bid to oust the DA from power.
The SA Weather Service says the cold front heading for the Western Cape this weekend will not be as severe as the recent storms, which resulted in flooding and damage.
It took less than six hours for Johannesburg police to trace and rescue two Chinese nationals from Alexandra after they were kidnapped in Bramley View.
If disgraced former Western Cape judge president John Hlophe is found to have destroyed confidence in the nation's judiciary, his role in the appointment of future judges would also threaten public confidence.
Minister of Health Dr Aaron Motsoaledi is deeply concerned about the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria judgment that declared certain sections of the National Health Act invalid and unconstitutional.
Even more wet weather is headed for Cape Town and surrounding municipalities this weekend, prompting the Disaster Risk Management Centre to put services on standby to deal with any impact.
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