The gun used to kill five-year-old Ditebogo Junior Phalane was stolen from a police officer.

A suspected robber lost his leg during a foiled CIT heist in Ekurhuleni, where he and nine others fled without even getting a cent from the cash van.

The Gautrain is offering a 50% discount on train trips – excluding the OR Tambo airport route – to make the rapid rail service more accessible to a bigger share of the population in Gauteng.

AG’s report warns that essential services like water, sanitation and refuse removal at risk from persistent governance failures

Veteran educator and Sowetan community builder, Donald Daniel Dliwayo, has passed away – just one year before turning 100.

The Labour Court has dismissed an urgent application by a Legal Practice Council employee accused of corruption, slamming her bid to stop disciplinary proceedings as an attempt to frustrate accountability.

Following a month filled with public holidays, here’s the next date South Africans should note on their calendars.

Ekurhuleni has issued pre-dismissal letters to 389 metro police officers over their involvement in an illegal March strike.

A joint memorial service for the three police constables whose bodies were retrieved from the Hennops River in Centurion last week is taking place at Bobbies Park in Bloemfontein on Tuesday.

The Gauteng department of health has admitted to a theR1.2m electricity debt that resulted in The City of Tshwane disconnecting power to Westkoppies Psychiatric Hospital on Monday.

The Gauteng department of health has admitted to a theR1.2m electricity debt that resulted in The City of Tshwane disconnecting power to Westkoppies Psychiatric Hospital on Monday.

The bail application for one of the three men accused of killing five-year-old Ditebogo Junior Phalane during a hijacking and later selling his father’s Toyota Hilux GD6 bakkie for R30,000 is expected to resume at the Pretoria North magistrate’s court on Tuesday.

A 68-year-old pastor from Limpopo was arrested on Monday after lying to the police about a hijacking.

The Emfuleni local municipality has approached the court seeking an order to attach the Gauteng department of health’s bank accounts to recover R131m it claims it is owed for medical services rendered over several years.

Almost 300 Diepsloot pupils have not been at school this year due to a shortage of schools in the area, and one of the schools the department said would be ready by yesterday to accommodate them is incomplete while construction has not even started on the other one.