Domestic

The Western Cape government said at least five people were killed when a passenger bus overturned on the N2 near Swellendam on Friday.

The South African cabinet has called on the nation to reduce electricity consumption as part of the Demand Side Management initiatives.

The Judicial Services Commission has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to suspend two judges following complaints against them investigated by the Judicial Conduct Committee.

“We need to know how our son ended up dead and burnt in jail,” says Bereng’s grandmother.

South African motorists can expect another petrol price increase in May. The AA said data from the Central Energy Fund indicated a 52 cents a litre increase in the price of 93 93 unleaded fuel and 56 cents for 95 octane petrol.

Eskom's former CEO André de Ruyter says he cannot name the individuals allegedly involved in corrupt activities at the utility as these allegations now form part of an active investigation.

The Eastern Cape’s hero cop who led a SAPS K9 team to Turkey after a devastating earthquake has received an award from the Turkish President.

Gauteng police have arrested a man and a woman for the brutal murder of two young boys in Soweto.

President Cyril Ramaphosa says the country remains a signatory to the Rome Statute and will continue to campaign for the equal and consistent application of international law. This follows an error in a comment made during a media briefing held by the ANC, where Ramaphosa made a spurious comment that the party adopted a resolution to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The story gained traction on social media on Tuesday since an arrest warrant had been issued by the Court for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is expected to visit the country later this year.