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Top cop appeared at the Pretoria magistrate’s court on Tuesday while insisting he doesn’t know why he should be there

Researchers argue that the true scale of the problem remains uncertain due to unreliable data

Claims, contradictions and a vanishing partner haunt aftermath of deadly blaze

Congratulations are in order for actress Innocentia Manchidi and her husband Mpho who turned their wedding celebration into a double celebration, revealing they are expecting their second child together.

A 20-year-old man was arrested by police in Lichtenburg in North West at the weekend in connection with a burglary at business premises and alleged possession of stolen goods.

A man was shot dead at Phefeni taxi rank in Dube, Soweto, on Tuesday, shortly after finishing a meal at nearby food stall.

At least 23-million South Africans still living in poverty despite decline

A crowdfunding campaign has been launched to support the children and family of a University of the Free State (UFS) master’s student who died just hours before receiving her degree.

Sandton Labour Centre to close for year-long upgrades, services to shift to nearby offices

Union federations Cosatu and Fedusa have raised the alarm over rising medical aid premiums, describing the current healthcare financing system as “unsustainable, too expensive and failing workers".

Basic education minister Siviwe Gwarube has extended the period for public comment on the draft History Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statements (Caps) for grades 4 to 12 by 30 days after strong public interest.

As Cape Town recovers from days of relentless rain, a troubling picture is emerging beneath the floodwaters of stormwater systems clogged with discarded debris, from mattresses to wheelie bins, worsening the impact of severe weather.

The tool will run on a list of work-related apps and websites and will also take occasional snapshots of the content on employees’ screens for context

Companies shift from trying to prove not what humanoids can do on stage but what value they can offer in everyday life

Whoever replaces secretary-general António Guterres will take over a cash-strapped and sidelined global institution