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 The High Court in Pretoria has found Nigerian Olympic athlete, Ambrose Monye and his friend Andre Gouws guilty of conspiring to murder Chanelle Henning. Judgement was handed down on Monday afternoon. Henning was gunned down in a drive-by

 The Johannesburg High Court has ruled that Czech businessman Radovan Krejcir will be moved from prison to a medical facility. Judge Ramarumo Monama made the ruling today following an urgent application by the Czech fugitive who was arrested

  Thirty-three people have been taken in for questioning, after an elderly woman's house was burnt down in Waterval in Mpumalanga. Police spokesperson, Colonel Leonard Hlathi says a group of residents had accused the woman, who was in her

 The dog that fell down into Kimberley's big hole over a week ago was rescued on Saturday afternoon. Kaptein, as the dog was named by twitter users, captured the hearts of the nation. Warrant Officer John Sealy from the dog unit, together

The government says the media has misconstrued a Cabinet directive on the publication of photographs of President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla home. Govenment spokesperson Phumla Williams says government has no problem with the media publishing pictures

 The triple murder trial of a 17-year-old Griekwastad youth drew to a close in the Kimberley High Court this week. The case was postponed to next Wednesday for final argument and judgement. The youth has been charged with the murders of

  The Mpumalanga government says it will look into the living conditions of construction workers following the deaths of eight men who were struck by lightning this week. Public safety director Selati Matlejoane says the conditions they're

 Eleven people were killed and scores injured in an accident involving a bus and a Toyota Corolla on the N1 near Makhado in Limpopo province in the early hours of Friday morning. Transport department spokesperson Jimmy Machaka said the

 The country's editors say they will continue to publish pictures of upgrades to President Jacob Zuma's homestead at Nkandla, despite warnings by government that they would be breaking the law. The SA National Editors' Forum was reacting to