South Africa: Armed Shooter Beaten to Death By Residents

Diepsloot residents captured and beat to death an armed man who had been firing shots in the air earlier on Tuesday. The man's armed accomplice managed to escape the angry mob. Read more »

South Africa: Nelson Mandela Bay's City Manager in Court for Multimillion Rand Fraud

The multimillion rand corruption trial against Nelson Mandela Bay's City Manager, Noxolo Nqwazi and her co-accused, who include politicians and business owners, started at the… Read more »

South Africa: Motlanthe Warned - 'Touch Ingonyama Trust, and It's War!'

A KwaZulu-Natal traditional leader has sent a strong message to the ANC and former interim president Kgalema Motlanthe, warning against any interference with the land administered… Read more »

South Africa: Police Uncover Multi-Million Rand 'Death Industry'

In the Eastern Cape, police have made a breakthrough and arrested seven suspects who are behind the grisly business of insuring people and then having them killed in order to claim… Read more »

South Africa: Five Killed in Richards Bay Mall Massacre

The KwaZulu-Natal police are still probing the motives behind the cold-blooded murder where five people were shot dead at a Richards Bay shopping mall on Tuesday morning. Read more »

South Africa: Burna Boy Concert Postponed

Burna Boy's eagerly awaited concert, initially scheduled for this upcoming Saturday, has been moved to 16 December. Read more »

South Africa: Why Were the Waves So High?

Forecaster Wayne Venter of the South African Weather Service revealed that the massive waves were caused by a low-pressure system that formed in the Atlantic Ocean. This is what… Read more »

South Africa: Elderly Woman Dies As Storm Surge Hits Coast

A 93-year-old woman died after she was swept off her feet by waves that crashed into the car park at Wilderness on the Garden Route on Saturday afternoon. Read more »

South Africa: Five Gunned Down in Gqeberha Mass Shooting

At least five people lost their lives when a group of men stormed into a home in Gelvandale, Gqeberha, and mowed down backyard dwellers late on Sunday night. Read more »

South Africa: Calm in Diepsloot As Police Visibility Increases

There has been a massive police deployment in Diepsloot following last week's protest against the rise of crime in the township. Read more »

South Africa: Unconvincing Pirates Humbled By Galaxy

Orlando Pirates were left staring an exit from the CAF Champions League in the face after succumbing 1-0 to Jwaneng Galaxy in a second preliminary round, first leg match at the… Read more »

South Africa: Proteas Complete Comeback to Win Series Against Australia

On a super Sunday of ODI cricket around the world, South Africa defeated Australia in Johannesburg to win the series 3-2 while India destroyed Sri Lanka by 10 wickets in Colombo to… Read more »

South Africa: Lights Stay Out, Hope Keeps Fading

Neither the government, the Electricity Minister nor Eskom bosses seem able to tell the nation what course the nationwide blackouts will take this week. Read more »

South Africa: Rampant Springboks Cruise Past Romania

In a commanding display at the World Cup, South Africa left no room for doubt as they bulldozed Romania, firmly establishing themselves as frontrunners for the cup. Read more »

South Africa: Pollard Steps Up to the Kicking Tee

Handé Pollard gets the call-up to the Springbok World Cup squad, addressing the Springboks' weakness at kicking for poles. Read more »

South Africa: Buthelezi's Historic Funeral

South Africa witnessed its past and present ANC presidents, with the exception of Nelson Mandela, gather in uLundi to pay their last respects to Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi. Read more »

South Africa: Is Trevor Noah Still Funny?

After living in America for eight years, Trevor Noah has returned to South Africa to perform a tour of comedy shows around the country. Read more »

South Africa: 'Buthelezi Did Not Support Apartheid' - De Klerk's Wife

Elita De Klerk, the wife of the late President FW De Klerk, has rejected allegations that cast Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi as an apartheid collaborator. Read more »

South Africa: Alex Taxi Association Caters for the Needy

They are old and frail. And the only mode of transport that takes them from point A to B is local taxis. Read more »

South Africa: Royal Family Flags Buthelezi's Successor

Senior Prince Vanana Zulu of KwaMinyamanzi has emerged as a frontrunner for the role of traditional prime minister to the monarch, a title uncontested for the past seven decades. Read more »

South Africa: Diepsloot Enemies Join Hands in Mother of All Marches

The so-called mother of all marches is said to be attended by desperate people in the township angry at the upsurge in criminal activity. Read more »

South Africa: Oppenheimers Will Be At Buthelezi's Funeral

The distinguished Oppenheimer family is set to join other notable attendees in Ulundi this Saturday to commemorate the life and legacy of Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi. Read more »

South Africa: Sundowns' Injury Situation a Concern As CAF Champions League Beckons

Mamelodi Sundowns are facing a concerning injury situation as they begin their CAF Champions League campaign. Read more »

South Africa: Springboks' Chance to Run Riot

PICK OF THE SPORT: If you like tries, Dylan Bettencourt recommends tuning in for this coming World Cup weekend. Read more »

South Africa: A Thrilling Return of the PSL Following FIFA Hiatus

Premier Soccer League action returns with Kaizer Chiefs hosting Royal AM on Saturday while Golden Arrows host Stellenbosch FC. Read more »