Domestic

  The hunt is on for thieves who stole around 40 rhino horns worth millions of rands. The highly prized horns were stolen from the safe of the Mpumalanga Tourism and Parks Agency over the weekend. Dex Kotze, conservationist and CEO of

Free State police say a man has been arrested, following attacks on two couples at a guest house in Harrismith. Spokesperson, Sergeant Mmako Mophiring says a Malawian national was arrested on Sunday evening. The suspect was the caretaker at

The Road Traffic Management Corporation says at least 103 people have been killed in 80 road accidents throughout the country over the Easter weekend. CEO Gilberto Martins says the final report will only be submitted on Tuesday afternoon

  Two six year old boys were killed in a hit and run on Saturday night in Belville Cape Town. Spokesperson for ER24 Werner Vermaak says when they arrived on the scene, members of the community were standing around the lifeless bodies of the

 Two motorcyclists were arrested on Friday after they were caught speeding on the N1 south of Johannesburg. Spokesperson for the Metro Chief Superintendent Wayne Minnaar says the first motorcyclist was caught driving his BMW motorbike at

South Africa has signed an anti-poaching agreement with neighbouring Mozambique, a major transit route for rhino horn trafficked to Asia. Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa says Mozambique is a prime source of illegal hunters hired and

  A high court ruling against the withdrawal of some charges against suspended police intelligence boss Richard Mdluli was upheld by the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) on Thursday. The charges related to corruption and fraud, the SCA said in

 Deputy Minister for Public Works - Jeremy Cronin - says a lack of skills within government is opening the door to corruption. In a subtle reference to the Nkandla saga, Cronin says steps need to be taken to reduce government's

  A hearing by the Complaints and Compliance Committee on the DA's advertisement complaint case against the SABC was postponed on Wednesday night. Committee chairman Wandile Tutani told those present at the Icasa headquarters in Sandton