Domestic

  A Johannesburg attorney says he will sue the police after he was arrested for allegedly defeating the ends of justice. Martin Hood, who is the legal representative of the SA Gun Owners' Association, was arrested at the Fairlands police

 A police reservist and two security guards were shot and critically wounded in an armed robbery at Carnival City on the East Rand early on Monday morning. Police say a group of gunmen entered the casino just after midnight and headed

 The Food and Allied Workers Union says Western Cape farmers should allow their workers to return without facing disciplinary action after their strike was called off. FAWU general secretary Katishi Masemola made the call in a statement

 SAFA President, Kirsten Nematandani and Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula have heaped praise on coach Gordon Igesund and his Bafana Bafana side for reaching the quarter-finals of AFCON 2013 saying the Senior National Men's Team had done the

The government spent R206 million on security upgrades and consultants for President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla home, Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi said on Sunday. Included in this amount was R135 million for "operational needs", and R71

Three children were killed, after a motorist allegedly lost control of a car while drag racing, knocking down 12 children at Goba Village, east of Malelane, in Mpumalanga. Community safety department spokesperson, Moeti Mmusi says three of the

President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla home will return to the spotlight on Sunday, with a briefing on a government report. Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi, together with ministers of the justice, crime prevention and security cluster, will brief

 A formal announcement on whether talks over Anglo American Platinum's planned retrenchment of nearly 14,000 mine workers had succeeded in saving jobs, is expected on Monday. The meeting followed discussions on Thursday, between the company

The Pretoria High Court has granted the lobby group Outa leave to appeal a ruling that Gauteng e-tolls can go ahead. Judge Louis Vorster, who made the original order, said he would provide written reasons if requested. Outa argued earlier that