Domestic

 The murder convictions of hip hop artist Molemo "Jub Jub" Maarohanye and Themba Tshabalala have been overturned in the High Court in Johannesburg. They have instead been found guilty on the lesser charge of culpable homicide

 The disciplinary procedure against Julius Malema and 19 other EFF MPs is expected to continue in Parliament on Wednesday - in their absence. Malema led the Economic Freedom Fighter's MPs out of their disciplinary hearing on Tuesday

 National Police Commissioner, Rhia Phiyega, says the number of farm murders has decreased in the last four years. She was speaking at the SA Human Rights Commission's public hearings on Safety and Security in farming communities in Gauteng

Farm attacks are not racially motivated, the Institute for Security Studies (ISS) said on Monday. "People went to farms to steal, motivated by greed," researcher Johan Burger told reporters in Johannesburg. He was speaking at the SA

 British businessman Shrien Dewani is bisexual and has had sexual interactions with both men and women, the Western Cape High Court heard on Monday. "My sexual interactions with males were mostly physical experiences or e-mail chats

 The taxi driver involved in a crash near Standerton which killed 11 people has been arrested for having a fake driver's licence. The Mpumalanga Department of Community Safety says the driver had produced a fake license to traffic and police

  The trial of Shrien Dewani -- accused of murdering his wife during their Cape Town honeymoon -- is set to begin on Monday in Cape Town. Local and international media are expected to pack the benches of the Western Cape High Court when the

British businessman, Shrien Dewani is set to stand trial from this week, for allegedly murdering his wife Anni on their honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010. Local and international media are expected to pack the benches of the Western Cape High Court

Opposition parties that withdrew from parliament’s Nkandla ad hoc committee say they will ask the Constitutional Court to ensure that President Jacob Zuma pays back some of the R246 million spent on his private home. Public Protector, Thuli