Domestic

The city of Cape Town is offering a R50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the people who stoned a bus in Khayelitsha last week. In a joint statement issued on Sunday, Cape Town mayor, Patricia de Lille and Western

Seven foreign nationals have been arrested in Wolmaransstad, North West for being in possession of contraband cigarettes. Police spokesperson, Brigadier Thulani Ngubane says the Hawks were on patrol along the South Africa-Botswana border on

A suspected rhino poacher was shot dead and two others were arrested at a game lodge near Modimolle in Limpopo. The police's Brigadier Hangwani Mulaudzi says police members were called to the Matswani game lodge after three men were seen entering

 The ANC has won eight of the 13 by-elections that took place in eight of the nine provinces this week. The Independent Electoral Commission says of the remaining seats, three went to the Democratic Alliance and two to the Inkatha Freedom

Twelve people were killed when their mini bus collided head-on with a truck at an intersection in Vereeniging, south of Johannesburg, on Thursday morning. ER24 spokeswoman Vanessa Jackson says the bus was carrying thirteen passengers and only

President Jacob Zuma has received an update from the commission of inquiry into the arms deal. Presidential spokesperson, Mack Maharaj, says the update was given in line with the terms of reference set out for the commission by president Zuma

The Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, Tina Joemat Pieterson, says there are some people who are trying to destabilise her department. She told reporters in Cape Town on Wednesday that poaching syndicates had penetrated her

Newly graduated South African veterinarians will not be able to qualify until they have performed a year of compulsory community service, if the draft veterinary and para-veterinary amendment bill is passed. The legislation is currently being

The Democratic Alliance says the Special Investigating Unit's interim report for April to September has revealed that 115 members of the SA Police Service were directly linked to suppliers used by the police service for building contracts to the