A no-swim, no-surfing rule remains in effect at Jeffrey's Bay's popular surfing and swimming spots after Sunday's incident at the J-Bay Open when a South Africa shark failed to catch an Aussie surfer - to the disgust of most people who watched the SA v Australia rugby test a day...
Judgment in the appeal bail application of Port Elizabeth murder accused Christopher Panayiotou will be delivered next week.
Gauteng is South Africa’s worst place for car theft and hijackings and in places around Johannesburg and Pretoria you will get the hardest hit.
Triple World Surfing Champion Mick Fanning has made a lucky escape after a brush with a shark in the final of the J-Bay open in South Africa.
A gatvol (irate) mob who lost all belief in the South African Police swarmed around a suspected thief, punching and kicking him as they dragged him through the streets and paraded him in shame before they stoned him to death – a scene straight from the Old Testament.
The United Nation (UN) has found that new HIV and Aids infections in South Africa has fallen by 35%.
A rescue operation is underway for a hiker in the Drakensberg Mountains.
We like this advert, it's original, it's got a point and it's lekker to see South African creativity at play to get a message accross.
It’s rather kak news for anybody who wants so invest in South Africa or who want to grow their existing business in South Africa, but SA’s Business Confidence Index is at a 16 year low.
The brazen robbery of a Delmas, Mpumalanga, convenience store was caught up-close on CCTV as the perpetrators ransacked the store's tills.
The Assistant Director at the Immigration Office Department of Home Affairs’ Pretoria Office is facing charges of corruption after he allegedly assisted a Pakistani national to obtain a South African passport.
You don’t need to conduct research to determine if South Africans are the fattest nation south of the Sahara – you merely need to look at the members of our parliament to know it is a fact. We’re a bunch of real fatties.
This might be the biggest lie ever told in the South African parliament – and it is ruining our tourism industry.
That’s the way to deal with rampant farm attacks and murders in South Africa – get the perpetrators arrested and bring them to justice.
This is how a fearless SAPS motorbike officer chased down a stolen car with suspects and caught it all on camera.
There’s a ‘drol in die drinking water’ near Standerton and something needs to be done before it’s too late.
The City of Tshwane - that’s the local government of northern Gauteng, including Pretoria - will provide free Wi-Fi onboard all city buses.
South Africa’s love affair with Russian nuclear power is set to continue as our government has signed two new 'memorandums of understanding' on nuclear energy with the Putin regime.
It's a long way for drugs to travel - from South America to the UK via South Africa but apparently that's the route drug smugglers like to take.
An international symposium on victimology in Perth will hear about the impact of South Africa’s farm attacks
A Cape Town tabloid has taken it onto themselves to change the name of Table Mountain in the wake of the furore about the ANC Youth League wanting to perform tradition circumcisions on it.
If only South Africa’s Gravy Train was also too high to make progress, this might have been avoided, but indications are that South Africa has already blown R600 million on locomotives that will in all probability not get far from the station.
The Independent Online website (IOL.co.za) had to close and remove comments from a story about opening Table Mountain for traditional circumcision practices because of the racist nature of the comments.
South Africa has already experienced 27 murders and 116 attacks on farms in the first six months of 2015.
The South African Law Reform Commission is reviewing its thoughts on Christmas day and Good Friday as religious holidays because it might be prejudiced with regards to other religions.
Former President Nelson Mandela’s family have rubbished claims by Police Minster Nathi Nhleko that the Mandela homestead in Qunu also has a fire pool paid for by the state and similar to that of President Jacob Zuma.
More than 200 cars belonging to Uber drivers have been impounded by the City of Cape Town since the beginning of the year with City officials saying many Uber drivers do not have the required operating licences.
A mystery surrounds the existence and authorisation of building 21 houses for security personnel at President Jacob Zuma’s Nkandla homestead.
Social media giant Facebook’s first office in Africa will be in Johannesburg.
The South African Government will appeal the high court judgement holding government officials accountable for allowing Sudanese president Omar al-Bashir from fleeing from South Africa despite a court order to take him into custody.
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) have vowed to put Cyril Ramaphosa behind bars despite the findings of the Marikana report which found that the Deputy President could not be held accountable for the death of 34 miners.
