Domestic

 The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance, Outa, says it will appeal a court ruling that thwarted its bid to have e-tolls in Gauteng scrapped. Chairman Wayne Duvenage confirmed on Monday night that they will be appealing the e-toll judgment

The expedition led by explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes to cross Antarctica in winter will set a new record. That's according to deputy transport minister Sindisiwe Chikunga. The expedition left Cape Town harbour aboard the SA Agulhas on Monday

A man has plunged to his death while hiking on Table Mountain's Lion's Head. Police spokesperson, Lieutenant-Colonel André Traut, said that the body of a 47-year-old man was retrieved on Sunday. He slipped and fell while hiking

 The minibus-taxi driver linked to the death of Olympic mountain bike rider Burry Stander has made a first appearance in the Port Shepstone Magistrate's Court. Njabulo Nyawose who is facing a charge of culpable homicide has been released

 A businessman owes the OR Tambo International Airport about R42 000 for parking his car there for more than 12 months. Desmond Grootboom, a businessman who lives in both Johannesburg and Cape Town, left his blue Renault Clio at the airport

 Two people were killed, 41 shacks burned down and 105 people were displaced when 4 fires broke out in Cape Town over the weekend. Disaster management spokesperson Wilfred Solomons-Johannes says a man died on Sunday when a fire destroyed 12

 The Correctional Services department says a total of 79.25% of prisoners who wrote National Senior Certificate examinations passed in 2012. Minister Sibusiso Ndebele congratulated the inmates and conveyed the department's appreciation to

 The Presidency says there is no truth in Sunday newspaper reports that another wedding for President Jacob Zuma is a possibility. The presidency was responding to a report in the Sunday Times that Zuma was courted by businesswoman

 President Jacob Zuma has authorised the employment of 400 soldiers to the Central African Republic. They will be employed by the C.A.R. until the end of March 2018. The soldiers will render support in fulfillment of an international