Moegamat “Bubbles” Brown denies organising the attempted murder of lawyer William Booth for Nafiz Modack via cellphone calls from Pollsmoor Prison.

Children in Khayelitsha unknowingly consumed expired biscuits and sweets, allegedly discarded by spaza shop owners, seemingly in an attempt to not get caught with the old food in their shops, as municipal health officials were expected to swoop in on the area.

Mayor Hill-Lewis and Minister Macpherson led a tree planting ceremony to reclaim the site after the eviction of illegal occupiers.

The Information Regulator has banned the Department of Basic Education (DBE) from publishing this year’s National Senior Certificate exam results in newspapers.

The Brian Wainstein murder trial is trying to find its rhythm after a hit, illness and a new arrest of an accused, but the State pressed on with a new witness on Tueday, only to be stood down to accommodate a newly sick co-accused.

Camps Bay residents joined a symbolic “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” fun walk to foster empathy for the homeless.

It all started with a vision. When Ed Nisbett, a physical education teacher and rugby coach at Bishops, arrived in South Africa during the Rugby World Cup last year, he had no idea that a small community in Hout Bay would ignite his passion to bring

The Dipaleseng Local Municipality in Mpumalanga has been fined R160 million for contravening he National Environmental Management Act.

After more than a decade away, former professional soccer player turned elite fitness coach, Leroy Maluka is set to return to his hometown of Bishop Lavis, Cape Town, to host a free athletic performance workshop.

Authorities will deliver antiretroviral drugs to some of the zama zamas who are reported to be trapped in a shaft in Stilfontein, the North West.

A devastating fire swept through Pelican Park on Saturday, destroying more than 50 structures and displacing over 200 people.

Two weeks after the American elections, the US ambassador to South Africa, Reuben Brigety, has announced his resignation.

The family of a retired Cape Town teacher is desperately searching for him after he failed to return home from a hike over the weekend.

The City of Cape Town is facing a criminal investigation after allegations surfaced of sewage pollution at Strandfontein Beach.

Leaking, cracking and looting: the abandoned Johannesburg Civic Centre building is fast becoming inhabited by vagrants.

Millions of rand were spent on a water project in Matatiele’s Ward 5 in the Eastern Cape – and, while the promises keep flowing, the taps do not.

Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi said municipalities should cut off services to schools that failed to pay their dues.

Almost 5% of the world’s carbon emissions come from the healthcare sector. Rethinking how hospitals run and deal with waste can get this figure down. But South Africa’s healthcare workers say regulations are stopping them from doing this – and so playing their part in slowing climate change.

The national Department of Public Works will forge ahead with evicting residents who have illegally occupied two buildings in Cape Town.

An amplified reliance on the South African National Defence Force for internal support to other government departments places significant strain on the force to maintain high levels of defence readiness.

A 38-year-old shop owner who raped a 10-year-old girl, who bought items at his shop in Phalaborwa, Limpopo, has been sentenced to life imprisonment.