A Johannesburg man whose family was held at gunpoint by men who robbed them of a car and other household goods, says he was shocked to get a call the following day from a police officer who asked for money in exchange for help in getting his stolen goods back.

Kelly Smith’s mother has publicly criticised her daughter for failing to reveal the whereabouts of her missing granddaughter, Joslin Smith.

Cape Town residents in certain areas should brace for a 12-hour water outage on Wednesday as the City carries out essential maintenance work.

The proposed ceasefire remains uncertain as South Africa pushes for peace talks and Ukraine dismisses Russia’s offer.

The Senzo Meyiwa murder trial resumes in the High court in Pretoria on Monday.

Bajabulile Swazi Tshabalala says she is on a mission to reshape the continent’s future by bringing different types of expertise to the presidency of African Development Bank.

The SA Society of Psychiatrists conducted a survey in 52 high schools across SA which showed that 17.82% of the pupils between grades 8 and 12 were vaping with 47% vaping within the first hour of waking up, suggesting high nicotine addiction.

Escalating attacks on Joburg employees responsible for electricity supply have seen City Power spend about R100m on private security to ensure the safety of its staff to deliver services.

Evacuations took place in KwaZulu-Natal, and a letter requesting additional assistance in the Free State has been sent to the national department of co-operative governance and traditional affairs in the aftermath of devastating floods.

Sunday marked 75 days since Mpumalanga journalist Aserie Sibusiso Ndlovu and his partner, Zodwa Precious Mdhluli disappeared without a trace — but there’s hope that they will be found alive with the reward for their discovery doubling to R100,000.

Springbok captain Siya Kolisi offered motivational advice to the rising talents of South African rugby, the Junior Springboks.

Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader Julius Malema lashed out at U.S. President Donald Trump, branding him as illiterate.

South African National Defence Force, chief Lt-Gen Rudzani Maphwanya says the withdrawal of soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo is not a sign of weakness or a hasty retreat but a reflection of political progress towards peace.