Domestic

The aircraft that will carry South Africa's team to the London Olympic Games was unveiled at OR Tambo International airport on Wednesday. The locally branded SA Airways Airbus 340-300 was paraded in front of a large portion of the 130-strong SA

A Pretoria court has released a 22-year-old man on a warning after he admitted to slaughtering two puppies. Christiaan Lamprecht pleaded guilty to two charges of cruelty to animals in the Pretoria North Magistrate's Court after strangling and

The Opposition to Urban Tolling Alliance says it needs about R6m more to foot the bill for its legal battle against government over e-tolling. Alliance chairperson Wayne Duvenhage says they are confident that the funding target will be reached in

Western Cape police have seized 20 blocks of cocaine with a street value of R24m at Cape Town harbour. Police captain Frederick van Wyk says members of the crime intelligence unit raided the harbour on Monday afternoon following a tip-off that

President Jacob Zuma says the government has done well in taking the transformation project of former president Nelson Mandela forward. However, he admitts that the country has not achieved in full, the dream outlined by Madiba in his first state

About 120 people are still trapped and isolated by heavy snowfalls in the central Karoo. Cape Town disaster management spokesperson, Wilfed Solomons-Johannes, said today that the people are on seven farms in the Central Karoo district

The Department of Environmental Affairs says the number of rhino poached this year has climbed to 281. The Department says the number of people arrested in connection with poaching has also risen to 176. Kruger National Park has lost a total

Two sisters were detained by Gautrain security for four hours and fined R700 for chewing gum. Sisters Pontso Pakkies and Lebo Sibisi claim that they were unaware that chewing gum was not allowed on the train. They told The Star newspaper that

The Freedom Front Plus has slammed the Department of Correctional Services for their alleged poor control and management of firearms. This comes after the department admitted that 17 firearms had been stolen and 11 lost in the past three years