Domestic

 Cape Town police are searching for one of two gunmen who shot and killed five Pakistani nationals during a robbery last night. Police spokesperson, colonel Tembinkosi Kinana, says one suspect was arrested. He says two men entered a house

Wasteful government spending of R24.8b, could have been used for numerous projects to the benefit of South Africans. The South African Institute of Race Relations says people have become so inured to seeing examples of corruption and wasteful

 The Family Policy Institute in partnership with several major Christian Denominations in South Africa has launched a nationwide boycott of Top TV. The boycott was announced by Family Policy Institute Director, Errol Naidoo at an anti-rape

 Pretoria advocate Jaap Cilliers says he does not want to speculate on who could have injected him outside the High Court in Pretoria last week. Cilliers, who in the past has defended clients including cardiologist Wouter Basson, former

 A man has been arrested for the murder of a Ventersdorp farmer. North West police spokesperson, Brigadier Thulani Ngubane, says the 22-year-old was apprehended on Sunday night. He will appear in the Ventersdorp Magistrate's Court on

 A man from Daveyton on the East Rand has been arrested after he allegedly assaulted and killed a metro police officer. Police said the officers were executing an order to remove the businessman's caravan which he operated as a fast food

 The Justice Ministry says a magistrates' strike expected to start on Monday should cause little disruption. Ministry spokesperson, Mthunzi Maga, says they're busy appointing acting magistrates which will ensure that court cases continue

 North West police are hunting for two men who killed a farmer outside Ventersdorp during a robbery on Sunday morning. Police said the 67-year-old farmer's wife was also assaulted and possibly raped during the incident. Police Brigadier

ANC stalwart Winnie Madikizela-Mandela is shocked by comments from the National Prosecuting Authority that she might be prosecuted for the deaths of two men. Her lawyer, Pops Templeton Mageza says Madikizela-Mandela expressed her surprise and