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Johannesburg - A North West man has been handed two life sentences for rape after he was caught visiting one of his victims and proposing his love for her Unbeknown to the man, his victim had informed ...

The deadly shootings in Wedela and Lwandle raise urgent questions about intelligence-led policing, police accountability and ...

The SANDF spent R2.4 billion on chartered flights over five years, with the DA calling for greater clarity on the expenditure and questioning discrepancies in the figures.

The body of 19-year-old Jonathan Bradfield was recovered on Tuesday, five days after he disappeared in the surf at Mtunzini Main Beach in KwaZulu-Natal. His drowning occurred during a weekend of ...

The latest findings of the Auditor-General offer an important, if uncomfortable, insight into the state of policing in South Africa. They point to a police service under considerable operational ...

Social Development Minister Dina Pule has vowed to bring government services to the doorsteps of Cape Town communities, saying many people simply live too far from the offices meant to serve them.

The Jetour T-Series payload saga is back in the spotlight after local testing produced conflicting results for one of the range’s models. While testing at the Clayville Testing Centre in Gauteng ...

Journalists covering the murder trial of rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes and chef Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane have been barred from naming any witness or reporting what witnesses tell the court.

It may come as a surprise to many, but pigeons process problems in a way that is remarkably closer to Artificial Intelligence than almost any other animal. While pigeons are rarely celebrated for high ...

Football fans visiting or spending the day in Durban can look forward to a match-day experience at the city’s beachfront when the 2026 MTN8 Final takes place on Saturday, October 10. The eThekwini ...

Excitement always arrives when a new batter is named in a Test squad. Often it is the prodigy, earmarked since his school days for the step up. Rarely, it is the first-class cricketer who has put in ...